UPDATE | The South African Weather Service has updated the weather warning to Orange (level 6) for disruptive rain in the Nyandeni, Port St Johns and ...
The warning stated this disruptive rain could continue until tomorrow morning, but should clear around 08:00. We do not know what to do because there is water all over the town," he said. The South African Weather Service has updated the weather warning to Orange (level 6) for disruptive rain in the Nyandeni, Port St Johns and Ingquza Hill Local Municipal areas.
Port St Johns and surrounding areas community in the Eastern Cape have been hit again with another heavy rainfall and floods on Thursday afternoon.
[SAWS](https://www.iol.co.za/capetimes/news/saws-issues-yellow-level-2-warning-for-severe-thunderstorms-3c7bf01a-16fc-4099-9b50-e57f716ddb65) further issued a Yellow Level 2 Warning of disruptive rainfall resulting in localised flooding of susceptible formal and informal settlements expected on the Wild Coast and adjacent interior in the Eastern Cape. This is not the first the town has been hit by floods and heavy rainfall. “Community members are not able to leave their current locations.
Port St Johns Local Municipality mayor Nomvuzo Mlombile-Cingo and her team were on hand to assess the damage. Videos doing the rounds on social media showed ...
It is reported that the rain that started pouring heavily today in Port St Johns has wreaked havoc and endangered lives in parts of the town.
The river itself is not flooding and it is run off by the rain that they have had for the past 24 hours, and everything is under control in the town except for the fact people cannot leave by road. The situation is under control and the water is receding already. The water is all flowing in the wrong direction towards the back of the town which is very strange,” the post read. The problem is the road between the bridge of the Umzimvubu area and the town is completely closed off by a rock fall. This is localized rain, this water is not coming from a flooded Umzimvumbu River, it is all coming off the mountain and hills on the town side of the river. It is reported that the rain that started pouring heavily today in Port St Johns has wreaked havoc and endangered lives in parts of the town.
JOHANNESBURG - Port St Johns mayor Novuzo Mlombile-Cingo is urging people to be cautious. The town has been lashed by heavy rains.
The South African Weather Service has updated the weather warning to Orange (level 6) for disruptive rain in the Nyandeni, Port St Johns and Ingquza Hill ...
The warning stated this disruptive rain could continue until tomorrow morning, but should clear around 08:00. It started raining heavily around 14:00 today, 23 March and the rain is still pouring down. The warning is valid from 15:00 today, 23 March to 12:00 tomorrow, 24 March.
Mayor Nomvuzo Mlombile Cingo says she's expecting disaster management teams to arrive in the next few hours. The Gift of the Givers has also volunteered to help ...
Residents of flood-prone Port St Johns in the Eastern Cape were left scrambling for safety as heavy rains came bucketing down for most of Thursday.
CAPE TOWN - The OR Tambo District Municipality said a number of roads, houses, and shops have been flooded as heavy rains continue in the area.
Disaster risk teams have been deployed to assist the affected residents. Disaster risk teams have been dispatched to assist affected residents. Disaster & Risk Management team dispatched to PSJ Following heavy rains.' O.
The O.R Tambo Disaster and Risk Management teams from Ingquza Hill Local Municipality have been dispatched to Rhole Village in Lusikisiki to help with the ...
This has led to the water and sanitation treatment plants in the area to be down since yesterday,” she said. Macingwane added the O.R Tambo Infrastructure, Water and Sanitation directorate is still investigating the extent of the damages. “In Port St Johns, a power outage has affected the network connection and the functionality of the Mzimvubu and Port St Johns Water Treatment Works.
Businesses and houses were flooded on Thursday when torrential rains fell over the area. Haji Cassim, a resident of Port St Johns, is pleading with anyone who ...
“The situation is very bad in Port St Johns as of now. We are facing this each and every time and we don’t have anywhere to go just because it’s God’s creation.” he adds. Residents of Port St Johns in the Eastern Cape are asking for assistance after