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Amanzimtoti, Umlazi township and Chatsworth, all in the south of Durban, are some of the areas affected by the torrential rains. The death toll has risen to 70, with more than a thousand people displaced.
The after-effects of the torrential rains and floods have resulted in an influx of plastic, which has been flushed into the Durban harbour, causing concern among environmentalists. Activists have been working hard in mop-up operations.
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Residents recount panic, horror of deadly KZN floodsThe eThekwini Municipality has been hit by heavy rains that have resulted in mudslides.
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KZN mayor urges residents to avoid high-risk areas following heavy rainsPressure on emergency workers is compounded by people who insist on driving and get themselves into unsafe situations.
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KZN residents still reeling from devastating deadly floodsThe death toll is now at 51 and five other people remain unaccounted for.
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IFP promises to help Matatiele residents to be re-incorporated into KZNThe party says the decision to place Matatiele in the Eastern Cape was unjust due to underdevelopment in the province, even in areas close to the provincial capital Bhisho.
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Officials, NGOs, celebs and ordinary folk muck in to mop up KZNDurbanFloods Concerned SA citizens across the country have come forward to help mop up KZN.
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Prince Kaybee & Bonang Matheba reach out to flood-ravaged UmlaziCelebrities have joined the public in pledging donations to help communities affected by flooding in KZN.
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KZN floods death toll climbs to 'about' 70KZN acting Premier Sihle Zikalala indicated that final figures will be released later in the day.
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KZN flooding death toll rises, more rain expectedPort St Johns, on the Wild Coast of the Eastern Cape, has been battered by heavy rains and localised flooding. Hundreds had to be evacuated in Green Farm as the heavily flooded Mzimvubu River burst its banks. More rain is expected in the coming days.
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