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    Blasting on the N2 to Fish River

    Sue MaclennanBy Sue MaclennanOctober 9, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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    The South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd (Sanral) has issued a notice that controlled blasting is scheduled to take place on the N2, section 13, between Grahamstown and the Fish River Pass every Tuesday until 24 October 2017, weather permitting.

    “The blasts will occur at various positions along the N2 between KM81 and KM92,” the Agency said in a statement.

    Blasting would take place between 2pm and 4.30pm and the road would be closed for approximately one hour during this time.

    “Motorists are asked to plan their trips accordingly, consider alternative routes and to use caution when making use of the road,” said Mbulelo Peterson, Sanral Southern Region’s Manager.

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