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SA Weather issues a level 6 warning of disruptive snow this weekend in KZN.
Thulasizwe Buthelezi, the MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs in KwaZulu-Natal, has issued a warning to the public about the severe weather that is predicted to impact a significant portion of the province starting on Friday and continuing through the weekend.
Parts of the uThukela, Harry Gwala, and uMgungundlovu Districts may see Level 6 disruptive snow, according to the most recent warning from the South African Weather Service (SAWS).
Buthelezi issued a warning, stating that the current weather poses a risk to human life and may result in ice accumulation forcing temporary road closures that would hamper travel on vital routes.
Buthelezi has reassured locals that teams tasked with disaster management, led by the Provincial Disaster Management Centre, are en route and will be closely observing events.
“These teams are equipped to respond to emergencies and provide assistance where needed. Plans are also in place to clear roads in collaboration with local municipalities and the Department of Transport.
“This coordinated effort aims to ensure that major routes are accessible and that any disruptions are promptly addressed. Residents are encouraged to stay updated through official platforms and trustworthy news sources to receive the latest information and safety advice,” Buthelezi said
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