South Africa struck snow, floods, and the winds of the capital, which causes chaos

The BBC East Cape Government spokesman said that the small bus carrying schoolchildren has invaded heavy floods in South Africa.

Khoslawiya Rangji said it is unclear the number of children who were on the bus, but three have been found alive. She added that the rescue efforts were suspended with a decrease in the night and will resume on Wednesday.

In a separate incident, the bodies of seven people who were carried by flood water were found in the district or Tambo area.

South Africa was exposed through thick snow, rain and strong winds that claimed the lives of five other people in a road accident, and left nearly 500,000 homes without electricity.

The Eastern Cape-the birthplace of an anti-Fernie Nelson Mandela-was worse than the ice conditions, along with the province of Kwazolo Natal.

Bad weather forced the closure of some of the main roads in the two provinces to avoid more victims.

“This is a devastating reminder of the power of nature,” said Oscar Mapoyan in a statement.

Five people died when a small bus taxi turned near the coastal city of East London, where the driver said he lost control because he was trying to avoid a fallen tree, according to a spokesman for the Eastern Transport Administration in Cape, BBC.

He added that two people were injured in the accident.

Eskom said the benefit of government energy that nearly 300,000 homes may have been reduced to electricity in 14 cities and villages in eastern Cape.

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The Minister of Transport in Kawazolo Natal Ciboneso always said that the heavy snow led to the trucks stuck on the roads, causing great congestion.

The row machines are concentrated on the worst ways to cleanse the snow before reaching more than 30 cm (12 inches) deeply.

The meteorological world also warned Lehlohonolo Thobela of strong winds and heavy waves in the sea, making the shipping navigation difficult.

East Cape and Kawazolu Natal along the coast.

South Africa regularly receive snowfall during the winter months, from June to August, with temperatures that dive less than 0 degrees Celsius (32F).

There are also regular floods and scientists say climate change causes heavier rains in the region.

Sudden floods and enlarged rivers between April 30 and 2 May It caused great damage to about 4,500 homes, and left 18 people who were injured.