Loadshedding Crisis: Solar Panels Looted From A Truck In Durban, Netizens Not Surprised

• A truck transporting solar panels was looted on the N2 in KwaZulu Natal, and a video of the incident was shared on Twitter by Yusuf Abramjee, garnering over 170K views
• Netizens commented on the situation, with some saying that it was expected due to power outages and dire poverty in the region, while others expressed concern that looting has become a norm in KZN
• The incident highlights the ongoing problem of looting and theft in the region, which has been a cause for concern for both residents and businesses

A truck transporting solar panels was looted on the N2 in KwaZulu Natal. A recent post on Twitter showed a video of people on the road during the looting. The video was shared by Yusuf Abramjee.

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It has since garnered over 170K views.

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You can watch the video from the post below:

Netizens weighed in on the situation

@ndzuta_khanyisa said:

"With the unrelenting power outages...this was to be expected."

@RonaldPhiri01 added:

"The levels of poverty in KZN are so dire residents are now forced to eat solar panels just to remain energised due to a lack of vitamin B12"

@_Pasane added:

"This has now become a norm. Trouble will be when they deliberately cause accidents so they can loot. Cargo moving in and out of DBN is golden"

@4capetour said:

"KZN seems to be a lost cause!"

@greglit added:

"Funny how the looting is always in KZN. It’s like it’s almost become acceptable."

Source: Briefly News