South Africa: Deadly Storm to Hit Cape Town City
07/06/2017Recent forecast has shown that a deadly storm is about to hit the city of Cape Town. It has been predicted that the storm will bring as much as 50.
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Recent forecast has shown that a deadly storm is about to hit the city of Cape Town. It has been predicted that the storm will bring as much as 50.
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