Durban sand pumping operations continue

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Sand pumping operations are continuing at beaches in and around Durban. eThekwini Municipality says parts of Dairy Beach, Country Club and Battery Beach remain closed to allow for the replenishment of sand.

21 May 2018 7AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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