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About 4,000 houses were razed in the Durban region on the east coast. More than 600 schools were ruined by the rains and 101 were left inaccessible
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“Never before seen” floods in South Africa caused at least 395 deaths and 55 disappearances
Most of the victims have been recorded in the Durban region, facing the Indian Ocean. The rains knocked down bridges and roads. More than 250 schools were affected and thousands of houses were destroyed
The deaths of the dramatic floods in South Africa already number 350 and those affected number more than 40,000
The rains were the largest in more than 60 years, breaking down bridges and roads and isolating much of the coastal region with the Indian Ocean
More than 300 people killed in the worst floods in six decades in South Africa rose to more than 300
The authorities updated the death toll and spoke of a “nightmare”. Rains destroyed thousands of homes, roads and bridges in the port city of Durban
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