South Africans urged to keep safe during inclement weather

The national government has urged people to stay at home and be safe amid inclement weather. Heavy rain and snowfalls have hit several provinces, bringing in cold conditions. Deputy Minister of Transport, Mkhuleko Hlengwa has more.
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[@TsietsiJoel]

You right they announced that on Thursday don't blame anyone for this i think is high time we take our actions seriously

[@estherechardt15]

True that, but why was nothing put in place to reach people that were just busy with their lives and not spending their online....but look at all those trucks! Those employers should all be fined for not referring to the weather in their planning. Thats a crime! The roads should have been blocked off. F be careful - stay at home should have been a priority. Have people planned and put farm animals in sheds etc etc! F this is not SA, people must start preparing for this kind of weather upsets from here on out. BE PREPARED PEOPLE, there is more to come!!!

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[@bonganininja7064]

Yah this government is USELESS.

[@valeriemurray9903]

If motorists do not check weather reports it is their problem, there were good weather reports before this.

[@YourTube-sf7cu]

Yes and READ your FOKKEN weather apps! Plan ahead