Heavy thunderstorms have caused havoc in some parts of Musina
The heavy thunderstorms have caused havoc in some parts of Musina.
Other areas do not have electricity while others are inaccessible.
Parents are advised to keep their school children at home until it is safe to move around.
Any disaster should be reported to your ward councillors or our Disaster Management Team led by Mr. Ravhuanzwo (0794910221) or Mr Mokobi (0794910322).
Heavy thunderstorms have caused havoc in some parts of Musina https://t.co/WRPwAqlRXZ#ArriveAlive #Thunderstorms #HeavyRain #BeAware @TransportLimCom pic.twitter.com/CWM9RLY6Cc
— Arrive Alive (@_ArriveAlive) February 22, 2021
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