City of Cape Town: Rehousing of fire victims of Valhalla Park completed
Loyiso Langeni
06 January 2014
The city started a process of registering the victims of the fire and comparing this with the City’s database, cleaning the wreckage, leveling the area, pegging outs plots and issuing building kits.
The City of Cape
Town Valhalla Park
More than 1 500 people were
left homeless when a fire ripped through the area.
The city started a process of registering the victims of the fire and comparing this with the City’s database, cleaning the wreckage, leveling the area, pegging outs plots and issuing building kits.
Mayoral Committee Member for Human
Settlement Tandeka Gqada said people have been placed on allocated sites and have
been provided with enhanced fire kit.
“In addition to that 200 portable
flushed toilets have been ordered for families who have expressed interests in
them and the electricity department will be re-installing the electricity
infrastructure very soon,” Gqada added.
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