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New Storms and School Closures in Western Cape
New storms are expected following last week's severe storms in South Africa's Western Cape region. While infrastructure damages continue in the area, all schools have been temporarily closed for educational safety.
New storms are expected following last week's severe storms in South Africa's Western Cape region. The Knysna municipality is holding emergency meetings to assess the extent of the damage caused by the storm and to mitigate the effects of the upcoming storms.
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued yellow and orange high-impact weather warnings for the region. These warnings indicate that rainfall will continue in the area, and authorities are maintaining their preparations.
Sixty-one roads in the region have been closed due to flooding, landslides, and fallen trees. The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure and local municipal teams are working to reopen roads and repair infrastructure damage. It is not yet clear when some major roads will be reopened.
For safety reasons, all schools in Western Cape have been temporarily closed to protect education and teachers. Education Minister David Maynier stated that the situation will be continuously monitored and evaluated, with the goal of reopening schools as soon as possible.
Authorities emphasize that due to the region's geographical structure, flood risks persist in some low-lying areas and damages may increase with new rainfall. Therefore, protection and intervention plans are being developed. Official statements and updates are being followed.
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