READ: Roofs blown off by thunderstorms in Nkomazi

It is not yet known how vast is the damage so far, however, the municipality is updating developments to their residents on their Facebook page. Eloise was expected to be a fully formed Tropical Cyclone and make landfall near Beira in Mozambique. It was then expected to become an overland depression and result in significant rain over eastern parts of the country.

Nkomazi Muncipality have posted on their Facebook page keeping its residents updated.

This is not the first time Nkomazi has suffered a natural disaster. On December 1, a severe thunderstorm blew off roofs in Mgobodzi and part of Magogeni. The following day, it continued and swept through Jeppes Reef damaging 12 houses, three houses in Schoemansdal and one in Buffelspruit was also identified.

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On December 1, it blew off roofs in Mgobodzi and part of Magogeni experienced severe thunderstorms. According to the municipality, it dispatched their Disaster Management Team to assess the damage caused.

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Yesterday, another storm swept through Jeppes Reef damaging 12 houses Three houses in Schoemansdal and one in Buffelspruit were also identified so far. the municipality said the assessment to ascertain the extent of the damage will counties.

The executive mayor, Musa Johan Mkhatshwa visited the affected families.

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