В КВН объявлен желтый уровень опасности из-за дождей и снегопада: один погиб в ДТП

KZN coast under Yellow Level 2 warning for more rain Updated | By Lauren Hendricks and Tsakane Mhlongo The South African Weather Service warns that disruptive rainfall could cause localised flooding along the KZN coast on Wednesday. Forecasters say residents along the KZN coast should brace for more rain. The South African Weather Service has just issued a Yellow Level 2 warning for disruptive rain on Wednesday. Forecasters say communities can expect possible flooding in low-lying areas, settlements and on roads. Motorists have been advised to take care as roads could be slippery with reduced visibility. An advisory has also been issued for very cold conditions, and light snow over the interior of KZN on Wednesday. One killed in Durban crash Meanwhile, three people are recovering in hospital following a deadly crash in Durban. ALS Paramedics were called to the scene on the N2 on Tuesday night, after the M7 Edwin Swales turn-off, where two cars collided. Spokesperson Garrith Jamieson says several people were injured. " One person, a male believed to be in his 30s who had been sitting in the rear of the vehicle, had sustained major injuries and unfortunately there was nothing paramedics could do for him, and he was declared deceased on the scene. "Three other occupants from both vehicles had sustained various injuries and once stabilised on the scene, they were transported to various Durban hospitals for the further care that they required." Traffic flowing on N3 toll route Meanwhile the N3 Toll Concession is warning motorists not to share unverified claims about road closures. The N3TC says the national route is still open, despite freezing temperatures in KZN. KZN has been in the grip of a fierce cold front since Sunday night, that has brought heavy rain and snow to various parts. The N3TC says despite difficult driving conditions in some parts of the N3, the route from Cedara in KZN to Heidelberg in Gauteng remains open. The concession says any official closures or traffic updates, will come directly from the N3TC. Truckers stranded in Kingscote Two truck drivers were stranded in icy conditions on the R617 in Kingscote on Monday. The Berg Protection Services' Drakensberg team was among those who came to the rescue, providing hot drinks, food, and blankets to keep the truckers warm. The team's Theuns van Aardt says drivers managed to get back on the road before nightfall. " We went into a second phase of what we do is try to see if we could get the vehicles recovered. "We were assisted by RTI and also the provincial graders. [We] dislodged the trucks from the snow. Some of us were out digging ice under the wheels and just removing the obstacles so that they could move. And fortunately, we got them going again." He says no major incidents were reported on Tuesday. Find us on social media Follow the ECR Newswatch WhatsApp channel here We are also on Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) More on ECR: Show's Stories - Busamed Hillcrest unveils expanded ICU & High Care facilityBusamed Hillcrest expands critical care with 22 new ICU & High Care be… East Coast Breakfast 2 days, 8 hours ago - Oskido on SAMA32 honour: ‘This is the beginning, not retirement’South African music legend Oskido joined Carol Ofori ahead of SAMA32 to re… Carol Ofori 2 days, 10 hours ago