South Africa Suffering Floods

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Floods and mudslides hit the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal! South Africa has been going through a lot lately and this latest has left a total of 51 people dead and the number is expected to rise. The heavy rains will last through Wednesday. With collapsing buildings and downed power poles since these rains began at the start of the Easter weekend, the Watchers reports.

The government reported dozens of incidents of collapsed walls and flooded homes. Hundreds of people were forced to evacuate low-lying areas.

Over the past 48 hours, Paddock received 316 mm (12.4 inches) of rain, Port St. Johns 271 mm (10.6 inches), Durban 252 mm (9.9 inches) and Pennington 161 mm (6.3 inches), SA Weather Service reported 14:06 UTC today.

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This is just another area that is being flooded lately along with Iran and a lot of the United States! We're not even in May yet! How much worse will events get this year? Are you prepared?


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