By Akani Nkuna
The KwaZulu-Natal’s Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs has estimated a staggering R3.1 billion in damage resulting from the recent catastrophic floods.
These devastating floods have caused widespread destruction across the province, severely impacting infrastructure, homes and livelihoods
The assessment highlights the immense scale of disaster and the urgent need for recovery and rebuilding efforts to support affected communities.
“The devastating incident caused an estimated R3.1 billion in damages. The MEC for COGTA has assured the people of KZN that the department will work diligently with the NDMC (national disaster management), municipalities and all pertinent stakeholders to ensure the efficient coordination of response and recovery efforts.
“Residents across the province are strongly advised to be vigilant and adhere to weather warnings that are issued by the South African Weather Service,” said KZN COGTA spokesperson Senzelwe Mzila.
A state of disaster has been declared in the province.
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