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Weather update: Storm-water drain flooding in lower ends of Ladysmith CBD

The Klip River is flowing fast and the water level reached 6.5 metres high

Parts of the lower end of the Ladysmith CBD were partially flooded as storm-water drains failed to cope with the continuous rainfall experienced over the past few days.

The Klip River is flowing fast and the water level reached 6.5 metres high. Should it go over 7 metres, flood conditions will possibly be declared.

 

Latest news: Good Samaritans rescue likkewaan with its head stuck in an empty tin can in fast-flowing Ladysmith river

Also read: Weather update: Uthukela District Municipality has issued an urgent flash flood and flood warning for Northern KZN

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Also read: Heavy rain: Low-lying areas are at risk as SA Weather Service issues flood warning in 5 provinces, including KZN

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Rod Skinner

Regional Editor NKZN and Online Editor for the Northern Natal News.

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