The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s Joint Operation Centre that was formed after a flood alert was issued for Tuesday night, was disbanded at 21:00 after the expected storm subsided in a Southerly direction.
Although officials will remain on high alert, the Joint Operations Centre will resume today to ensure order when more heavy rain is expected.
By Tuesday afternoon 6 accidents were recorded with one person injured.
At this stage residents are being accommodated at the Jarman and Kuyga Community Halls. Assessments will be done on the level of need.
The Joint Operations Centre can be contacted toll free from a landline at 0800 20 50 50. The same number can also be used to report any municipal related matters as part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s War Room-on-Service Delivery.
EDITORS NOTE: Please share with your fellow citizens just where the flooding occurs by dropping us a note here in the Letters to the Editor section or by sending a Twitter message and including @MyPE and the hashtag #PEflood in your message.
We will be actively monitoring messages and also have added the search term #PEflood to the Twitter display box in the RHS Sidebar on MyPE
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