Electricity kills people in South Africa Eight people have died, including children, who were allegedly electrocuted in South Africa, days ...
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Electricity kills people in South Africa
Eight people have died, including children, who were allegedly electrocuted in South Africa, days after facing the problem of flooding, as a result of heavy rains in Cape Town, where the authorities said the problem could be caused by causing terrible damage to the farmers in the area.
The country's authorities said that four people died in the east of Cape Town, as a result of the flood affecting some electrical poles, while some children died as a result of being pulled by electricity in the village of Klipfontein.
According to information from the country, many poor people's houses in the outskirts of the city do some tricks to provide themselves with electricity, which they seem to do directly without the knowledge of the authorities.
Cape Town was hit by torrential rains three days ago, causing rivers to burst their banks, causing severe flooding in many areas, which forced the Authorities evacuated hundreds of people.
This problem has put more than 80,000 electrical company customers out of the area to avoid power outages.
The local authorities said that the bodies of three people who were washed away by water were found in the Overberg area, 100 km from the east of Cape Town.
This area used to be the center of paddy cultivation in South Africa, but now it is feared that the flood will cause serious damage to the farmers.