Mpumalanga's Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs has called on communities to remain vigilant, as heavy rains continue across the province. Residents are urged to be cautious around low-lying areas, rivers and bridges, which may become dangerous due to rising water levels. Motorists have also been advised not to cross flooded roads, while communities are advised against outdoor activities near water sources.
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