Meanwhile community members have joined the search and rescue team in searching for four missing family members in the Malven area south of Durban.On the outskirts of the home neighbours together with search and rescue teams began searching for the members of this family from just after 10PM Monday night when the house collapsed.The rain hampered efforts to continue right through the night but rescue efforts resumed again Tuesday morning.
The weather service says there will be about a three hour break from the rain and it is hoped that this break will allow the collapsed structure to be cleared. Meanwhile, the KwaZulu-Natal Road Traffic inspectorate has warned motorists to be cautious on the roads as some main roads have been affected by the floods.
Provincial RTI spokesperson Zinhle Mngomezulu-Mali says on the N-2 near the old airport cars are still submerged in water and parts of the N-3 are covered in mudslides. Mngomezulu- Mali says: “Roads that are affected are the N3 west bound after Shongweni, the N2 old airport, N-2 Prospecton, M-7 highway, Pinetown CBD by Stapleton Road, on the N-3 before Marianhill Toll plaza there are mudslides and on the N-3 Mhlathuzane Bridge there are mudslides and our offices at Rossburgh are closed due to floods.”
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