Tragic Incident in KwaZulu-Natal: Family Swept Away
A devastating incident marked the New Year in KwaZulu-Natal when a vehicle carrying a family was swept away in a river on Sunday evening. The grim aftermath reveals the recovery of the bodies of a woman and a child.
Reports streamed in, indicating that the vehicle had been carried down the Msunduzi River near Henley Dam in Pietermaritzburg.
In response, IPSS Search and Rescue, in conjunction with the community and SANDF, managed to extract the vehicle from the river.
Despite their efforts, the search continues for a missing man, with multiple search and rescue teams combing the river.
Meanwhile, the toll from flash floods in Ladysmith on December 24 has tragically increased to 21 bodies recovered, as confirmed by the police last Saturday.
Ongoing Search and Recovery Efforts
The collaborative efforts of IPSS Search and Rescue, Port Shepstone SAPS Search and Rescue, START Rescue, Metro Police Search and Rescue, and Mi7 are dedicated to locating the missing man from the incident involving the swept-away vehicle.
Amidst this, the aftermath of the Ladysmith flash floods paints a grim picture, as the number of recovered bodies climbs, indicating the devastating impact of the natural disaster in KwaZulu-Natal.
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