Adverse weather conditions delay delivery of humanitarian aid in Citrusdal

Plans are being made to transport relief aid to Citrusdal after the access road to and from the area were washed away following days of heavy rain in the Western Cape.
The Cederberg Municipality has established a Joint Operational Centre to deal with the challenges and flooding.
The municipality says the persistent rain has caused havoc to infrastructure and many people have been displaced.
For more we speak to SABC NEWS reporter, Atule Joka and video journalist Lukhanyo Mazantsana, who are in Citrusdal.
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[@brendadorwries78]

Don't be so harsh

[@bilqeesabrahams1764]

Hulle kan gou n temporary its bou met hout om die vervoer laat oorgaan nou se vir my 8:35 8:40

[@ChildOfChrist84]

Gift of the Givers are biased.

[@Elunico989]

What is the meaning of biased

[@SweMarinero]

We all hope that someone in west who gets all our billions from our taxmoney can come to rescue them by take away the cabels from the road. We do understand that the off-road vehicle we see the trace from on the road didn't have time to rescue them by take away the cables.... And NO, no conspiracy theory pls about it could be that off-road who placed the cables there. We all know that cables always fall straight over the road, it has been seen in movies thousends of times.

[@Nelson_Mandela_]

Are our people affected? 👀 If not leave them to rescue themselves

[@ChildOfChrist84]

Racist mf. They/we are the the real people from Cape Town. Cape khoi.