Floods leave 1,400 homeless in South Africa

Heavy rainfall has flooded Cape Town in South Africa and left more than a thousand people homeless.

Floods leave 1,400 homeless in South Africa
Fri, 20 Jul, 2001 - 18:17

Heavy rainfall has flooded Cape Town in South Africa and left more than a thousand people homeless.

More than 1,400 residents, mainly women and children, have taken refuge in a community hall in Nyanga.

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