by Newsbreak Producer, Hoosen Ebrahim - As KwaZulu-Natal braces for more snow fall on Monday and Tuesday next week, stories of heroism and survival are beginning to emerge from last weeks snowy conditions where roads were closed for several hours in the vicinity of the N3 at Van Reenen's Pass. 29-year-old Mohamed Nawaaz Ally from Johannesburg and his family were among the hundreds of motorists trapped in the snow. Upon being stuck for hours, Ally had seen a women being buried by an awning collapse caused by the heavy snowfall. Upon witnessing this, he and others swiftly reacted, braving the icy weather and rescuing the women in distress. Ally explains what transpired that night..

<p>by Newsbreak Producer, Hoosen Ebrahim - As KwaZulu-Natal braces for more snow fall on Monday and Tuesday next week, stories of heroism and survival are beginning to emerge from last weeks snowy conditions where roads were closed for several hours in the vicinity of the N3 at Van Reenen's Pass. 29-year-old Mohamed Nawaaz Ally from Johannesburg and his family were among the hundreds of motorists trapped in the snow. Upon being stuck for hours, Ally had seen a women being buried by an awning collapse caused by the heavy snowfall. Upon witnessing this, he and others swiftly reacted, braving the icy weather and rescuing the women in distress. Ally explains what transpired that night..</p>

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