300 AND MORE DEAD AS DEADLIEST STORM ON RESCORD HITS SOUTH AFRICA

Deadliest storm on record hits south Africa as over 300 people have died.

South African president Cyril Ramaphosa has described the disaster as a calamity and catastrophe. 

Many have died, bridges, roads, and more than 6,000 houses have collapsed. 

This has led to a number high amount of loss.

Neighbouring counteries of south Africa like Mozambique, Zimbabwe suffer such natural disasters from tropical storms but this time, south Africa has had it's share.  

The rains werenot tropical but rather caused by a weather system called cutoff low and it brought rain and cold weather to the country.  

This disasters was as a result of climate change. 

By evening of 13th April the death rate was newly recorded at 306.

All this occurred in KZN kwazulu- Natal province.