South Africa: Roads Flooded After Heavy Rainfall In Durban

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South Africa: Roads Flooded After Heavy Rainfall In Durban

Heavy rainfall continued to strike eThekwini Municipality and nearby areas, causing severe flooding and multiple road closures on Sunday, March 2.

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  • 2025, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa Video Recording Date/Time: March 2, Video Location: Durban

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