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Heavy rains in Gauteng have led to the destruction of property and cars, even causing the roof of a gas station to collapse, as rain continues to hit the province.
Authorities Urge Gauteng Drivers To Drive With Caution many major routes are flooded, inaccessible and unsafe to drive after continued heavy rains since Friday afternoon.
“The heavy rains that Gauteng experienced also led to the destruction of property and vehicles, especially in Sharpeville, Sedibeng district, where a roof of the Global gas station collapsed.
“Gauteng traffic police ask motorists to be careful when driving in rainy conditions.
“Motorists are advised to maintain a safe following distance at all times. If visibility is hampered due to heavy rain, motorists are advised to turn on their headlights and hazards, ”said Seal Maremane, spokesman for the Gauteng traffic police.
“It is important that the windshield wiper blades are in good working order before taking a trip. It is also necessary to respect the prescribed speed limit at all times and continue to avoid heavily flooded areas by making use of alternative roads, ”said Maremane.
The department said it would be on high alert with rain forecast for the next few days in Gauteng, with a specific focus on low-lying areas.
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