Rockfall Cleanup Under Way on Oudtshoorn–Cango Caves Road, Simmers Says
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Road to Cango Caves closed to visitors
The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure says progress is being made in clearing debris following a major rockfall that forced the closure of the road between Oudtshoorn and the Cango Caves. Authorities say specialist teams are currently assessing the stability of the mountainside before further debris removal can safely continue. Western Cape Infrastructure MEC Tertuis Simmers said while work is progressing, large amounts of debris remain …
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The Western Cape Infrastructure Department says progress has been made in clearing debris from a significant rockfall on the road between Oudtshoorn and Cango Caves. The department says that specialist teams are assessing the stability of the mountainside. The department’s Member of the executive committee, Tertuis Simmers, says that debris is still visible on the roadway. SEVERE WEATHER | A second cold front has made landfall in the Western Ca…
Work continues on closed Cango Caves road in Oudtshoorn after rockfall
Tertuis Simmers, Western Cape Member of the Executive Council (MEC) for Infrastructure, says work is progressing to clear a major rockfall that forced the closure of the road between Oudtshoorn and the Cango Caves, Cape {town} Etc reports. The road has remained closed since Sunday, 9 May, after a significant rockfall blocked access to the popular tourist destination. In an update issued on Sunday, Simmers said safety remains the department’s mai…
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