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The rain is coming down in Kwa-Zulu Natal and it’s not stopping for at least the next 24 hours. The damage has been extensive and in some places devasting with the death toll currently sitting at 23.
Heavy rains have caused major flooding across the coastal province of KZN. The rain is pouring down all over the region with damage reported from Durban North to as far as Port St Johns in P.E.
The wet weather began over the Easter weekend and should subside around Wednesday late morning according to current weather reports.
Take a look at some of the massive havoc wrecked by the heavy rains in KZN below.
Read more local news right here.
This is happening in #Durban today ? Roads, homes and lives have perished #prayforDurban @ILuvDBN We are without water and electricity since last night. Remember the fallen #DurbanFloods #DurbanRain pic.twitter.com/rU5g9tqAJP
— SwtyC (@Swty_C) April 23, 2019
The Umgeni river in full flood this morning, floating trees snapping under the M4 bridge and the Blue Lagoon Swan boat on its way to the shorebreak #durbanfloods #durbanstorm #durbanrain @News24 @ECR_Newswatch @TimesLIVE pic.twitter.com/MAqWTkGMI8
— Mike Frew (@frewbru) April 23, 2019
Holy crap! This is on Shongweni Rd down to Castle Farm! #DurbanFloods #DurbanRain #ECRTraffic pic.twitter.com/YtN0CTkkDg
— ?????? ????? (@thedarrenmaule) April 23, 2019
This is the house in Malvern where 4 people died early this morning. It’s believed three others may be trapped inside, according to neighbours. #DurbanFloods pic.twitter.com/AcXKzFoPXr
— Dasen Thathiah (@DasenThathiah) April 23, 2019
Almost died this morning… This is wat my room looks like Umlazi #DurbanRain pic.twitter.com/5DVPWIgbH4
— Mondli (@Mondli_VM) April 23, 2019
#DurbanFloods lord help us. pic.twitter.com/VOFESasTKo
— Excellence _2019 (@HlongwaneTi) April 23, 2019
A house collapsing Emlazi kwaH. ??
Lets be careful people!!#DurbanStorm#DurbanFloods pic.twitter.com/g9DJ2xLFEN— PhindiP (@phindilephewa) April 23, 2019
Near my home I'm Chatsworth
Umlazi, Lamontville, Mobeni, Chatsworth all at risk #DurbanFloods pic.twitter.com/EoW87oE4aW— Kavesh Naidoo (@Kaveshlin) April 23, 2019
#DurbanFloods Hatfield Rd in Reservoir Hills, Durban. This video was taken by @eNCA’s Terence Stone. #eNCA pic.twitter.com/P2DtDnwq7A
— Siphamandla Goge (@SiphamandlaGoge) April 23, 2019