By Mandisi Tyulu
05 June 2009
The City of Cape Town’s Disaster Management department says it will remain on high alert as heavy downpours are expected from today and throughout the weekend.
Disaster Management’s Wilfred Johannes Solomon’s says an estimated 5 000 people were affected by the flooding during the heavy rains."
''Flooding was reported in the informal settlements of Khayelitsha, Athlone, Philippi as well as Cape Flats areas.”
Solomon’s said they would remain on high alert throughout the weekend.
“An appeal is made to residents to water proof their dwellings and to ensure that their drains are not blocked."
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