BMA Closes Pafuri, Giriyondo Borders as Floods Disrupt SA–Mozambique Crossings
Heavy rains caused multiple rivers to overflow, leading to suspension of two key ports and evacuation of staff, with travellers advised to use Punda Maria Gate alternative.
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Flooding forces BMA to close SA-Mozambique ports of entry
Travellers heading to ports of entry between South Africa and Mozambique may face unexpected disruptions after authorities temporarily shut down two key border posts. The closures come after severe flooding in parts of the far north of the country, where rapidly rising rivers have begun threatening nearby infrastructure and transport routes. Officials say the decision was taken as a precaution to protect travellers and staff as water levels cont…
Flooding forces temporary closure of Pafuri and Giriyondo border posts
The Pafuri port of entry, in the far northern section of the park, is accessed through Pafuri Gate, about 30km away. The gate has also been closed after flood waters made the route unsafe.
Travel warning: Floods shut Pafuri, Giriyondo border posts between SA and Mozambique
The Pafuri and Giriyondo ports of entry have been temporarily suspended due to flooding at the ports and in the surrounding areas, the Commissioner of the Border Management Authority (BMA), Border Management Authority (BMA) warned on Sunday. Pafuri is a port of entry between South Africa and Mozambique, situated in the far northern region of the Kruger National Park (KNP). Floods Limpopo has experienced heavy rains over the past few days, which …
Floods force South Africa to shut border
BMA closes Pafuri, Giriyondo borders as floods disrupt SA–Mozambique crossingsHope Ntanzi The BMA has halted operations at key border posts between South Africa and Mozambique due to severe flooding, with alternative access through Punda Maria Gate recommended.Image: Border Management AuthorityThe Border Management Authority (BMA) has temporarily suspended operations at the Pafuri and Giriyondo Ports of Entry after severe flooding in the region.…
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