Floods ravage Eastern Cape

Quinton Fick pushes a rubber duck full of valuables from his flooded Port Alfred home. (Daily Dispatch)

Flood waters flowed into streets and homes. (Daily Dispatch)

Several roads in Port Alfred and the Sunshine Coast were completely washed away during heavy rains and flooding. (Daily Dispatch)

A section of the N2 between Grahamstown and PE that collapsed. (News24 user, Twitter)

Volunteers carry 90-year-old Molly Robinson across a broken-up road. (Daily Dispatch)

A Bushmans River home is threatened by a wall of fast-flowing water. (Daily Dispatch)

A fallen tree lies at Marina Glen, popularly known as Ebuhlanti, after the city experienced heavy wind and rains. (Alan Eason, Daily Dispatch)

(Mark Andrews, Daily Dispatch)

Ashlynn Menttor, 3, sits on the couch as water floods her house in Hutton Street, Egoli. (Mark Andrews, Daily Dispatch)

Kaylin Mentoor, 2, and her sister Ruwayda are forced to stay in bed after water flooded the entire house in Egoli, following heavy rains that pounded East London. (Mark Andrews, Daily Dispatch)

An Egoli resident looks at the damage after heavy rainfall caused flooding in the area. (Mark Andrews, Daily Dispatch)

Salinda Qwesha mops up her mud soaked floor in Pearl Road, Egoli, after rainfall caused flooding in the area. (Mark Andrews, Daily Dispatch)

Marie and Cheeky Davies keep afloat in Port Alfred. (David MacGregor, Daily Dispatch)

Volunteers remove valuables from Sally Greasleyâ's Port Alfred house after it was flooded during heavy overnight rains. (David MacGregor, Daily Dispatch)