Heavy Rains Cause Damage to Graves at Gammams Cemetery. The City of Windhoek has issued a public notice informing residents that heavy rainfall between March 17 and March 21, 2025, has caused significant damage to some graves at Gammams Cemetery. Families with loved ones buried at the cemetery are encouraged to visit the site to assess any potential damage and make necessary arrangements for repairs
The notice, released by the Office of the Chief Executive Officer, highlights the impact of the recent heavy rains, which have affected infrastructure across the city, including cemeteries. While the extent of the damage has not been fully detailed, affected families are urged to take proactive steps to inspect and restore their loved ones’ resting places.
City authorities have expressed their understanding and cooperation during this period, acknowledging the emotional and logistical challenges that may arise from the situation. The Funerals and Cremations Section of the City of Windhoek has been made available for further inquiries, providing assistance to affected families.
Residents seeking more information can contact the relevant office at +264 61 290 3544. The City continues to monitor the situation and urges the public to remain cautious as unpredictable weather patterns persist.