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Several roads in Western Division remain closed

Several roads in Western Division remain closed

By Rashika Kumar
20/03/2024
Eratoko Rd,Ba. Bridge - closed to traffic. [Image: FRA]

Several roads in the Western Division remain closed due to flooding while the Kings and Queens Highway are open to all traffic.

These include Abaca Road 1st and Ford Crossings, Buabua Road 1st and 2nd Concrete Crossing, Navula Concrete Crossing, Saru Back Road Concrete Crossing, Vaivai Road 1st, 2nd and 3rd Concrete Crossing, Vakabuli Indian School Road 1st Concrete Crossing and Vuda Back Road 1st Crossing in Lautoka are under water and closed while Drasa Dam Road Concrete Crossing is only accessible in a 4x4 vehicle.

In Nadi, Arolevu Road Concrete Crossing, Chuni Lal Concrete Crossing, Mate Road Concrete Crossing, Namulomulo Concrete Crossing, Nasau Road 1st Concrete Crossing, Navilawa Road 3rd Concrete Crossing, Savalau Road 3rd Concrete Crossing and Vatutu Road 2nd Culvert Crossing are underwater and closed while Nasau Road 1st Concrete Crossing is closed due to damage.

In Ba, Koroboya Road 1st Crossing, Etatoko Bridge, Matawalu 1st Crossing are open to 4x4 vehicles only while Babriban 1st Crossing, Varadoli Cemetery Crossing, Marinitawa 1st Crossing, Nacilau 1st Crossing, Navala Village Crossing, Yaloku Crossing and Nacace Crossing are closed due to flooding.

Lubulubu Road 1st Crossing, Dramasi 1st Crossing, Matacawa Road 1st Crossing, Mataniwai Flat and Crossing, Vitivanua Crossing on Naseyani Road, Nasomo Road Village Crossing, Qalela Road 1st Crossing and Yaladro Flat are closed.

Katudrau Road, Namunamu Road 1st Crossing, Drana Crossing on Korotale Valley Road, Mead Road Concrete Crossing, Pruan Singh Road Concrete Crossing, Nacovu Crossing on Vatukacevaceva Road, Burenitu Road, Nauria Crossing, Nararavau Road Forward Crossing, Vunikavika Crossing, Vitiri Road, Dreketi Crossing, Nailawa Crossing on Barotu Road and Nausori Road Concrete Bypass crossing are closed.

In Sigatoka, Bukuya Concrete Crossing, Kavanagasau Concrete Crossing and Cross Culvert, Valley Road Concrete Crossing and Yalasa Concrete Crossing are under water and closed.

Stay with us for updates.

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