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Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality confirm road closure

The Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality wishes to inform the public of the collapse of the bridge on the P177 route. For the safety of all road users, the road is now closed between the R33 and N17 until further notice.

The official press release from the Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality about the closure of the P177 route, between the R33 and the N17, was released on their Facebook Page.

You can read the full release here:

Press Release

The Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality wishes to inform the public of the collapse of the bridge on the P177 route. For the safety of all road users, the road is now closed between the R33 and N17 until further notice.

– Location of Closure: P177, between R33 and N17, ( Carolina to Chrissiesmeer).
– Reason for Closure: Structural collapse of the bridge, making the road unsafe for use.
– Duration of Closure: The road will remain closed until inspections and repairs are completed.

Updates will be provided.

READ MORE: Carolina/Chrissiesmeer road closed after collapse

Motorists are advised to use alternative routes.

Safety Advisory:
– Please adhere to road closure signs and follow detour directions.
– Avoid the area to allow repair teams to work efficiently and ensure public safety.

We understand the inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your cooperation as we work to address this urgent matter.

Residents are encouraged to contact the call centre on 080 001 4890 (toll-free) or 017 004 0210 standard rates apply for more information alternately the ward can councillor can be contacted.

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