A retaining wall collapsed at eBuhleni Village, KwaShembe, in Inanda, trapping eight church members who were resting near the structure.A search and rescue operation concluded successfully, with all individuals safely rescued and transported to hospital for medical treatment.Two remain in critical condition, while others receive ongoing care.The incident occurred on Monday, with no fatalities reported.Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson, visited the site on Tuesday to meet church leadership and commend their efforts.He emphasized collaboration with experts to improve construction safety and prevent future tragedies.An investigation by the Council for the Built Environment is underway to determine the cause of the collapse before resuming work at the site.eThekwini Municipality confirmed support for redevelopment, including technical assistance and strict adherence to safety standards.A panel of architects and engineers will assess the site and recommend measures to prevent structural failures.The incident highlights the importance of stringent building regulations and community preparedness.