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Rising river levels and heavy rainfall have rendered the bridge over the Movene River and the R401 diversion impassable, affecting transportation between Boane and Namaacha in Maputo province. The National Roads Administration (ANE) has announced that restoration efforts are underway to re-establish access to the affected areas.
Africa-Press – Mozambique. The bridge over the Movene River and the associated diversion on the R401, which links the districts of Boane and Namaacha in Maputo province, are impassable due to rising river levels and heavy rainfall in the region since Friday.
In a statement, the National Roads Administration (ANE) said that the contractor is working to restore access.
Mozambique has faced significant challenges with infrastructure due to seasonal flooding, particularly in regions like Maputo province. The Movene River often experiences rising water levels during heavy rains, which can disrupt local transportation and access to essential services. The National Roads Administration plays a crucial role in managing and maintaining road safety and accessibility in these areas, especially during adverse weather conditions. Historical data shows that infrastructure resilience is vital for economic stability and community connectivity in Mozambique.
