Shook! Here's what Mzansi really thought about the trembling earthquakes
Here's how the earthquake caused a stir on social media...
Did you feel that?!
KZN recently came to a halt after people all over the province reported to have felt a tremor.
ECR News reports that seismologists have confirmed that KZN was rocked by two 3.9 magnitude earthquakes in less than 24 hours.
Read More: Scientist says two weekend earthquakes in KZN a coincidence
There may have been effects of an earthquake around South Africa, however, our investigative journalists (Twitter) were causing a rumble of their own.
Memes started to become the epicentre of attention all over social media.
Here's how SAFFAS reacted to the phenomenon:
Eish, nna ke nahana earthquake ya ko KZN, then water rises, then sharks, then we drown, then...
— MissThang (@MissThang083) November 7, 2022
Ai, let me not imagine anything nje. pic.twitter.com/YvxTpEfukr
So shaka really left😢😢no wonder south Africa is now out of balance🙆..
— Amah (@Amah17195454) November 1, 2019
people experiencing earthquakes in KZN😅😂 #TheQueenMzansi
Somebody in Durban keeps eating a bunny with cutlery and God is punishing us all. 😭😭😭😭😭
— Roar (@RoryPetzer) November 6, 2022
Just didn’t make sense lol I mean KZN has had earthquakes / tremors lol And we’ve got hills 😂
— ★MiShi★ (@_mishmish_) November 17, 2020
On the other hand, one user shared some info that had the Twitterverse spiralling.
See his thoughts on what the future of KZN will look like:
KZN had 2 earthquakes in 2 days - 4.6 & 4.5! Interesting fact: The fault line near these quakes will one day break loose from rest of Africa all way through rift valley💡Then KZN will be independent from SA😂 Till then we shld focus on #IndependentSA
— Agent Dave Gaybba🤔 (@DGaybba) November 6, 2022
KZN dont all jump at once‼️ pic.twitter.com/PO1IHFjv3N
In conclusion, if there's one thing that KZN excels in, it's looking at the bright side of any situation.
We may be tested, we may be shaken, but no matter how many times we fall, we will always rise and rebuild.
Here's a look at some of the memes from the last time KZN was struck with an earthquake in 2019:
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Image courtesy of Twitter