At least 29 schools were damaged by strong winds and heavy rains in the west of the Republic of South Africa. According to "Armenpress", this was reported by the SABC radio station. According to a source, many buildings were damaged in the Western Cape province, including about 30 schools. The wind tore off roofs and toppled weakly fortified buildings. The country's authorities have reportedly warned residents to be extra cautious as the windy weather will continue for the next five days. Meteorologists said two cold fronts hit South Africa on July 8, and overnight temperatures will drop in the Johannesburg area over the next 24 hours. to minus 2 degrees.
Strong winds damaged at least 30 schools in AAU
09.07 10:10 |
Category
Emergency
