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Hillshaven road network undergoes repairs

Recent maintenance efforts focus on repairing damaged street surfaces and patching potholes to enhance driver safety.

The Rapid Response Team continued road maintenance efforts in Hillshaven, wrapping up work on September 25.

The team focused on repairing damaged road surfaces and patching potholes in an effort to improve road safety, accessibility and driving conditions for residents and motorists.

Maintenance work continues along Albaster Street to address damaged sections of the road. Photo: Supplied

Work was carried out on several streets across the area, including Alabaster, Bergkruin and Khutsong.

• Also read: Municipality tackles road infrastructure in Finsbury

The ongoing repairs form part of efforts to address deteriorating road conditions and improve the local road network’s quality and safety.

Bergkruin and Khutsong streets are among the areas receiving road repairs. Photo: Supplied

Residents and motorists using the affected streets are encouraged to exercise caution around areas where maintenance work is taking place and to be mindful of roadwork teams.

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