Cyclone Eloise in Thohoyandou, Tshakhuma South Africa 24 01 2021

Tropical Cyclone Eloise has hit South Afeica limpopo, bringing rain and powerful winds of around 120 kilometers per hour. Forecasters believe it will now move toward other parts of South Africa. No one has reported died up to so far. Tropical Cyclone Eloise started in Mozambique in Africa's southeast, bringing rain and powerful winds of around 130 kilometers (80 miles) per hour. At the area called NIANI outside Thohoyandou, dams are full while some houses are being vandalized by heavy rains and strong winds. Next to my area, just outside Makhado at the village calles Tshakhuma, well known for busy fruits market, Cars were submerged in water while some pushed to river by strong water, walls of some low lying buildings collapsed and swathes of land were flooded in the city,p osts on social media showed. Crossroads bridges are now covered by water and its advisable for people not to tempt to cross whether by vehicles or not. Many people are now moved from their residence since their houses are full with water and that also implies to streets.