Roads affected by floods in Mpumalanga

Roads affected by floods in Mpumalanga The South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) has provided an update on the national roads that were affected by the recent heavy rains and flooding in Mpumalanga. According to SANRAL Mpumalanga’s Provincial Head, Mabuyi Mhlanga, the roads agency continues to closely monitor the situation by carrying out assessments at locations where it is safe to do so. “This is part of our ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of all road users. Where it is still unsafe, assessments will be conducted once the flood water has subsided. Routine Road Maintenance (RRM) teams are also on standby. “We appeal to all road users to reduce speed, maintain safe following distances for those roads open to traffic, and avoid driving through flooded areas, as water depth and road conditions may not be visible,” Mhlanga said. The recent update on the affected national roads is as follows: Nkomazi Local Municipality: The R582 at Coopersdal Road from N4 to R571 Intersection was damaged at the Komati River Bridge overtopped, R582 Section1. One way traffic flow is being maintained. Thaba Chweu Local Municipality: On the R37 Section 4 – location at Sabie/Nelspruit intersection to Mbombela Border - predominately from Km 24 at Brondaal old pump station to km 28. The damage includes three slip failures in this section of the road, and wo-way traffic flow is maintained in both directions. On the R36 Section 3 between Lydenburg and Bambi there is severe pavement deterioration along this section of the road. Mbombela and Bushbuckridge Local Municipality: On R40 Section 1 at the Bulembu Border there is drainage and structural failure, and one-way traffic flow is being maintained. R40 Section 4 – location at Km19.4 between White River and Hazyview experienced a slip failure and culvert collapse. The contractor is on site. R40 Section 4 at Km 27 between White River and Hazyview experienced a slip failure and culvert collapse. The contractor is on site. There is a 24-hour stop and go traffic in place at R40 Section 5 at Km 30.4 between Bushbuckridge and Dwarsloop. At the R40 Section 5, location Km 45 between Acornhoek and Dullstroom has a slip failure and culvert failure. Two-way traffic is maintained in both directions. A 24 hour stop and go is in place R40 Section 5, location Km 50.4 between Dwarsloop and Acornhoek. -SAnews.gov.za nosihle Sun, 01/25/2026 - 11:32 15 views

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