Expected Heavy Rains Could Mean Disaster

Monday, January 25, 2010

Heavy rain has been expected across most parts of Botswana since last Friday as fears of an impending disaster situation are heightened.

Especially at risk is thunderstorm prone, Greater Mahalapye. Weather forecasts show that the area should expect thundershowers throughout this week.

Mahalapye sub-district officer Mothibi Monyakeng said in an interview with Monitor that already they have received reports that two houses in Dibete have been destroyed by rains.

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