KZN COGTA places disaster teams on high alert as floods ravage Durban, SEE AFFECTED ROUTES
DURBAN – The Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta), MEC, Reverend Thulasizwe Buthelezi, has activated disaster management teams across the province, following severe thunderstorms this afternoon, Sunday 2 March.
This severe weather has resulted in heavy rainfall, posing a significant risk as most areas have reported widespread flooding.
PARTS OF FLOODED AREAS
Here are flooded routes and areas in Durban:
- M4 nearing Wentworth turn off
- Montpelier road is partly flooded
- Joyce and Donkin road corner is flooded
- Umgeni Rd is flooded
- Quarry rd east is flooded
- M4 Riverside offramp is flooded
- Waterfall Rd, Sydenham by N3 Bridge is waterlogged
- Corner of Tara and quality has huge water puddle
- Harbottle Road and East Street are heavily flooded
- M19 west under N2 towards Pinetown is flooded
- Malukazi road is flooded
- Crescent street has a manhole cover taking too much water pressure
- Alpine Road mosque area is flooded
- Brighton road all the way to checkers is flooded
- M13 pmb bound, before the N3 M13 join, freeway is water lodged both lanes
- Soofie Saheb rd into Riverside rd has huge puddle
- Prospect Hall Road, Durban North is flooded
- Sparks Rd is flooded from Romans pizza onwards
- Quarry road near Reservoir Hills is flooded
- Mt edgecombe Checkstar area is flooded
- Tara Road from the show grounds to Checkers/Shell Garage, which is only accessible by high-rised vehicles
- Bridge at the bottom end of Blundell going up towards Malvern
- Esipingo beach and Dakota informal settlement
- Ispingo Rails, next to Checksave and Boxer
- Alpine Road
- M4 going towards the old airport leaving Durban
- M4, flooded on Prospecton Road off-ramp
- M4 south, traffic build-up and cars turning into opposite lanes across the center median
- Under the bridge by the dump near Umgeni Bird Park (opposite Shell)
- Riverside Road, deep water puddles and a car has broken down
- Foreshore Drive, Bluff is closed due to the bank washing down onto the road
- Edwin Swales, leaving the Bluff, only part of the right lane is not flooded
- Just before the M4 bridge, 2 left lanes flooded
- Just before Umbilo Rd offramp, all lanes flooded
CAUTION TO MOTORISTS
Please avoid flooded areas and exercise caution when driving. Stay safe, and stay informed!
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