Biz Lifestyle: Durban Beaches Reopen After Chemical Spill

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UPL has provided a report written by independent specialists to the eThekwini Municipality on the results of a chemical analysis of the beaches and sea water conducted over the past few weeks, with the last samples taken on the 8th of September. The report recommends that all beaches are safe to be reopened following the arson attack against the UPL Cornubia warehouse on 12th of July 2021 during the widespread violence and looting that broke out across Kwa-Zulu Natal.
23 Sep 2021 1PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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