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Isipingo road users warned of construction

Ward 90 councillor Shad Nowbuth (middle) with the constructors who will undertake the roadworks.
13-05-2024
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Construction is expected to last several months.



MOTORISTS and other road users have been asked to exercise caution when using the stretch between the Phila Ndwandwe Road/Prospecton Road traffic lights and Inwabi Road in Isipingo while construction is in progress.



Ward 90 councillor Shad Nowbuth said a culvert is being constructed, and the process is scheduled to last a few months. It is being done to divert the present water drainage system and prevent flooding of the adjacent area.



“Concrete bollards have been placed on the stretch of road to alter traffic flow to allow for the use of heavy machinery on the road reserve,” said Nowbuth.



He asked for patience and tolerance from all road users.

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