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R332 Road Reopens in Baviaanskloof River After Flood Damage

1 report, 1 independent Updated Tue 00:00
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What happened

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The R332 road through the Baviaanskloof River area has reopened after being closed for six months due to severe flood damage. The Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency confirmed the reopening, noting that the provincial transport department completed repair work on the gravel main road in the Eastern Cape.

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Why it matters

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The reopening of this route allows continued access to a premier conservation and ecotourism asset in the Eastern Cape. The road remains suitable only for 4x4 vehicles, and concrete causeways have not yet been repaired or replaced.

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    Tourism operators in the Eastern Cape might see changes in demand and revenue due to improved access to the reserve.

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