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NGOs and disaster services step in as flooding crisis escalates in Nelson Mandela Bay

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By Johnathan Paoli

Heavy rains resulted in severe flooding across the Nelson Mandela Bay region, specifically parts of Gqeberha and Kariega, prompting urgent calls for humanitarian assistance as communities sought refuge from rising waters.

Also, around 400 matric learners were unable to write the Computer Studies exams because of power cuts due to the weather.

Humanitarian organisation Gift of the Givers Foundation reported an influx of requests for help as local authorities struggle to cope.

Operations manager Ali Sablay stated that many residents were being evacuated to school halls and churches due to the flooding.

“KwaNobuhle is currently without drinking water, as the water plant has been inundated,” he said.

The organisation was working closely with local disaster management teams to identify residents in need of evacuation and support.

To address immediate needs, Sablay confirmed that an urgent request for blankets, mattresses, personal hygiene items and hot meals has been

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