City warns Otjomuise residents

YOU ARE WARNED: The City of Windhoek yesterday urged residents of Otjomuise location who are affected by the recent floods to relocate to their designated site. The City warned that staying near the riverbed is unsafe, as the area is vulnerable to further flooding when the rains return, potentially causing more damage to structures. PHOTO: CITY OF WINDHOEK

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Namibian Sun 2025-01-19

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