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RA moves to rehabilitate damaged M1 section
Roads Authority (RA) has announced that rehabilitation works on the damaged section of the M1 in Kabula, Blantyre will start this weekend. The section, rehabilitated after it suffered damage during Cyclone Freddy in March 2023, developed gaping holes on the surface, thereby posing a potential risk of accident. Part of the damaged section of the M1 in Kabula in Blantyre. | Tafadzwa Musasa RA board chairperson Matilda Matabwa said in an interview …
·Blantyre, Malawi
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