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Reopening of the Injesuthi river bridge: KZN MEC Duma offered support for six residents reported missing in Nepal floods

IOL · 28 August 2026 at 09:44

Reopening of the Injesuthi river bridge: KZN MEC Duma offered support for six residents reported missing in Nepal floods

KZN Transport and Human Settlements MEC Siboniso Duma says officials are liaising with DIRCO after six residents from Isipingo and Ladysmith reportedly disappeared during floods in Nepal.

He also outlined provincial work to repair flood damaged roads and bridges ahead of the summer rains.

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