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Saturday, 20 October 2012
Road Closures: Eastern Cape courtesy of AlgoaFM
The R72 and R75 between Uitenhage and Jansenville now closed
We have been advised of the following road closures and conditions. It is important to nothe that there are more than likely other roads too that are affected elsewhere in the Eastern Cape and in the Garden Route area.
The R75 between Uitenhage and Jansenville is closed due to flooding, also The R72 is closed due to dangerous conditions in especially the Port Alfred/Kenton/Boknes and Kleinemonde area's.
The road between Grahamstown in Port Alfred is very dangerous and the Alexandria road coming FROM EL a massive mudslide on the road.
The R67 between Port Alfred and Bathurst closed
The R72 between Nanaga and Lovers Twist closed
The Road between Alexandria and Kenton on Sea closed due to a mudslide
Road between Port Elizabeth and Grahamstown very dangerous rather avoid if possible
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality:
N2 Eastbound (near Seaview)
7th Avenue Walmer
Third Avenue
Seaview Road (near Bushy Park)
Blackthorne Avenue (Forest Hill)
Lakeside and Butterfield
Willow Road getting waterlogged as well as Riverstone road between Kabega Park and Sherwood
Due to the localised flooding, the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality would like to advise motorists to be extremely careful and adhere to safe following distances when driving as the road conditions can be dangerous.
Residents can contact the Joint Operations Centre at 041 501 7980 or 041 501 7988.
Kouga Municipality
1) All's well at the Sand River bridge at St Francis Bay. The bridge will be closely monitored to keep the pipes clear of debris.
2) There's quite a lot of water at the traffic circle to the entrance of St Francis but the municipality and St Francis Links have been clearing it up and cars can get through.
3) Humansdorp - Oyster Bay road is still closed.
4) St Francis - Oyster Bay road is open to 4x4s only but is very slippery.
5) Johan Muller Boulevard in Paradise Beach, Jeffreys Bay, is closed.
6) The Loerie road - the section after the Gamtoos Ferry Hotel to the causeway outside Loerie - is closed. Alternative route for those travelling to and from Loerie would be the R330 (the road you take from PE to Hankey and Patensie).
Just a reminder of our all-hours emergency number should anyone need assistance - 042 291 0250. Residents are also asked to report any service interruptions, eg, electricity or water breakdowns, to this number so that our technical staff can attend to it.
- Algoa FM
Labels:
Heavy Rain,
Mudslide,
Road Closures
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