South Africa suffered from snow, floods and veters that cause chaos

The minibus, which was transported by the schoolchildren, was changed by a strong flood in South Africa, the press secretary of the East Cape province reported the BBC.

Huselwa Randy said it was unclear how many children were on the bus, but three were still found. The efforts of the rescue were rejected when the night fell and would recover on Wednesday, she added.

In a separate incident in the province or Tamba, the bodies of seven people who were brought out by water were found.

South Africa suffered from heavy snow, rains and wind Gale Force, which took five more people in the road accident, and left almost 500,000 houses without electricity.

The Eastern Mirror of the Nelson’s anti-port icon was the worst of the icy conditions, as well as the province of Quasul-Natal.

The bad weather caused some large roads in two provinces to avoid further victims.

“This is a devastating reminder of the power of nature. We urge everyone to exercise additional caution in the flood areas,” the East Cape Prime Minister said in a statement.

Five people were killed when the taxi minibus overturned near the coastal city of East London, and the driver said he lost control when he tried to avoid the dead tree, the BBC press secretary of the Eastern Cape transport department said.

Two people were injured as a result of the accident, he added.

The Eskom State Electricity State Electricity said that nearly 300,000 houses had suffered electricity reduction in 14 cities and villages on the Eastern Cape.

Another 196,000 houses in 24 districts were also felt a reduction in electricity, said Eskom Daphne Mokven spokesman at the BBC.

Kwazulu-Natal Siboniso Duma’s transport minister said heavy snow led the trucks stuck on the roads, which caused huge traffic jams.

Graders’ machines were located on the worst victims to clear the snow before it reached more than 30 cm (12 inches) in depth.

Meteorologist Lehlohonolo Thobla also warned of strong wind and heavy waves in the sea, which impedes navigation for ships.

Both the Eastern Cape and the Quasulum are located along the coast.

South Africa regularly receives snowfall in the winter months, from June to August, at the immersion temperature below 0C (32F).

There are also regular floods, and scientists say climate change causes stronger rainfall in the region.

Flash -Raids and crowded rivers between April 30 and May 2 About 4,500 houses caused considerable damage and 18 people were injured.