President Advocate Duma Boko is set to visit areas severely affected by the ongoing heavy rains, as the government intensifies relief efforts to support affected communities. The devastating downpours have caused widespread flooding, displacing families, damaging infrastructure, and disrupting businesses.
According to Minister for State President, Moeti Mohwasa, government ministers will also be deployed to assess the extent of the damage in various regions. Their evaluations will inform further intervention measures to ensure that resources are allocated effectively.
In response to the crisis, the government has mobilized resources to assist displaced families and those in urgent need of relief. Emergency shelters, food supplies, and medical support are being provided to the hardest-hit communities. Authorities are working closely with humanitarian organizations to coordinate aid distribution and rescue operations.
Meanwhile, businesses in affected areas are also taking precautions. Rivewalk and Molapo Crossing malls have been advised to temporarily close due to rising water levels, prioritizing public safety.
In recognition of the emotional toll caused by the disaster, the government has also announced that counseling services will be offered to affected individuals and families. Psychological support teams will be deployed to provide assistance, ensuring that those struggling with the trauma of displacement and loss receive the necessary care.
With heavy rains expected to continue, authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant and adhere to safety advisories. The government has reiterated its commitment to mitigating the impact of the disaster and supporting communities through the recovery process.
