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Queues at Lebombo border stretching kilometres long

Some motorists have only moved 1,5 kilometres in six hours.

Tourists travelling to Mozambique are waiting for several hours, in queues stretching kilometres, to cross the Lebombo Border Post. Solange Soares, spokesperson for TRAC, confirmed that the N4 is experiencing heavy traffic towards the border post. “We have done all we can to improve traffic accommodation for peak traffic times. However, we can not control border operations.”
Soares added that the gridlock is between Komatipoort weigh-bridge and Mananga IS.
Traffic from the border towards South Africa is diverted via Mananga IS.

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Motorists travelling to Mozambique are advised to take into consideration the extra travelling hours, and to remember to hydrate with water.

Motorists have shared their experiences on social media. Some have stated that they have moved 1,5 kilometres in six hours.

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Lande Willemse

Landé Willemse is a multiple-award-winning journalist and editor with more than two decades of experience across print, digital, and broadcast media. Her work, which includes photography, spans investigative reporting, sport, agriculture, tourism, political and community news, with bylines across several respected South African publications.
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