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City of Cape Town invests R8.1 million to screen sewer systems - Vimarsana News

City of Cape Town invests R8.1 million to screen sewer systems

These screens act like sieves, filtering out large objects such as wet wipes, sanitary towels, disposable nappies, clothes, rags and condoms, which should not be in the sewage system.

Source: iol.co.za
Man recovers friend's body by braving raging river - Vimarsana News

Man recovers friend's body by braving raging river

Vinchenzo Pastor recalls how he recovered his friend Regan Fredericks' body after he drowned in Keyser River.

Wet, windy... and waves: Storm to continue pounding Western Cape over long weekend - Vimarsana News

Wet, windy... and waves: Storm to continue pounding Western Cape over long weekend

Authorities are bracing themselves as more heavy rainfall is expected to lash the Western Cape over the long weekend.

Source: news24.com
First time in 25 years, Wemmershoek Dam opens 3 sluice gates amid heavy rainfall - Vimarsana News

First time in 25 years, Wemmershoek Dam opens 3 sluice gates amid heavy rainfall

The City of Cape Town have been experiencing heavy rains since Tuesday that have resulted in people being displaced and dams have also been filling up- exceeding capacity.

Source: ewn.co.za
Heavy rains cause havoc in Cape Winelands and surrounds - Vimarsana News

Heavy rains cause havoc in Cape Winelands and surrounds

Heavy rainfall led to flooding across many parts of Cape Town on Wednesday evening, with authorities attending to several affected areas on Thursday morning.  The City of Cape Town's disaster risk management spokesperson Charlotte Powell said teams were working hard to implement flood alleviation measures, especially where stormwater systems were blocked.