Medics say KwaNdengezi residents should still be on alert
Updated | By Gcinokuhle Malinga
Emergency services are cautioning residents in KwaNdengezi near Mariannridge - after heavy rainstriggered mudslides that buried homes in the area yesterday.
Six people were killed when thick mud and debris demolished eight houses yesterday.
A seven-month-old baby and a nine-year-old child were among the victims.
Emergency teams, including eThekwini fire and rescue, had gone to one home that had collapsed.
NOW READ: UPDATE: #KZNstorms death toll rises, as more bodies are recovered
Netcare911's Shawn Herbst says after they arrived in the community, they were told that more families need help.
Medics say roads in the area remain closed as portions of the lanes have collapsed or have fallen trees blocking access.
The Co-operative Governance Department say the death toll in KZN's storms has increased to 51.
Show's Stories
-
Listen to Vic Naidoo's farewell message to the team and KZN
"After a lot of reflection and a lot of consideration and deliberation, ...
Vic Naidoo 15 hours ago -
EXCLUSIVE: Malvern Park is opening on 31 May, here’s what to expect!
From security to parking and the official launch, Mowana Properties' Bra...
Stacey & J Sbu 18 hours ago