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Noah's Floods continued wreaking havoc in Bulawayo - Photo

by Mafu Sithabile

02 Feb 2014 at 17:51hrs | 5402 Views

Umguza River overflowed its banks and destroyed the brick wall surrounding Eastview High School this morning.

Noah's Floods have continued wreaking havoc in the city.

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Source - Byo24News

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