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N1 Huguenot tunnel in Cape Town closed due to extreme weather

12 May 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Alan Winde says the N-1 highway near Worcester in the Boland has been closed until further notice due to the impact of the inclement weather conditions.Read More at Source

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