George Building Collapse I Families hopeful President Ramaphosa's visit will provide answers, help
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2024
- President Cyril Ramaphosa is tomorrow expected to visit the site of a collapsed building in George.
The death toll stands at 33, made up of at least seven South Africans.
Twelve workers are still in hospital and 19 others remain unaccounted for.
For more on this developing story, let's bring in SABC News Reporter Lerato Fekisi, who is with one of the survivors.
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mmmm south africa is in trouble with all these undocumented immigrants
How is South Africa in trouble?
Deep trouble indeed
The President is not coming to George for that opportunistic nonsense tomorrow.
Zimbabweans must be stopped.
Their embassy must address their funeral issues . Anyeke we are tired as South Africans .
Before they compensate victims they must also remember the Marikana victims, i hope this wont be made a political campaign strategy ,
Why must taxpayers pay out of sympathy. I am sorry for the people but the owners whoever responsible should pay. Why r we keep asking who's going to pay.
Is Mnangagwa coming to help them. So sorry hard working Zimbos. You were the chosen foreigners to be given jobs over Sans. Ask help from your beloved employers. Hopefully they will assist you
You know what,some of South African citizens are also out of the country my dear and such tragedies can happen to them and you wouldn't have been talking in this manner.Think before you say things.We are all humans and there's no way you can have such bitterness over jobs that you are even happy about what happened in George.Its so sad.It doesn't matter the race,colour or nationality that was affected because we are one people
@@ericahmakutuya2870You do know how hard it is to work in another country as a South African when you undocumented? We not saying what happened is not sad but what is saying is the only help they should be seeking should be through compensation fund because documented or undocumented those people are entitled to it whatever South African government is going to do should be to add on top of what they already have.
@@ericahmakutuya2870 I dont think there is any SA citizens working undocumented in any country, if there are then they should expel them, during Covid our gov fetched many people in other countries, why are we getting involved in this incident?
@@ericahmakutuya2870it matters, you don't have even one South African citizen illegally in your country and working, being here illegally is a CRIME
@ericahmakutuya2870 hi. If I was working outside that owners that employed me must pay everything. I am sorry n sad for the people but you can't say we r humans only when tragedy occurs. They also took their chances n this is what happens. You can't cry when you know what you doing is wrong. Why do it then. Wrong is not right
Makagoduke bandla
Their embassy must take responsibility for repatriation.
Hope something gets done for these people that sadly lost there lives
When are the Presidents of the affected countries coming?Seemingly Zambia is also affected but not much is said about it!
They came illegally,, hired and worked illegally,, they didn't share nothing with South Africans infact, they were enjoying benefiting alone.
Now they want legal assistance from South Africa Tax Payers.
Zimboz think they've certain entitlements in SA.
Siyalingwa noma
Yho siyalingwa sana bandidike bagcwele kule George abazohamba bahlala pha kwamaspala ngoku and abagxotheki
Ke bazawhlala pha nabantwana babo from now on.
Yooooo kunini ngifuna comments like this ngiyazi this is painful kodwa abangaqali nje benze ama demands ngoba beze lana illegal. Bazoyithola I compensation because they are entitled to it for laba abashonile documented or not but ukuthi bathi we need help engathi sibathumile ukuthi beze lana it is not on
Ai syalingwa these people areca burden what do they want from south africa
Bayanya
Abahambe
Use Wheelbarrows
Yoo were those pple only zimbos