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A section of Rue Monseigneur‑Leen in Port‑Louis will remain closed to traffic until 21 December following damage caused by a landslide. The closure, which began at 3:00 pm on Tuesday 10 November, affects the stretch between Rue Poulin and Rue D’Alembert. The landslide damaged part of the carriageway and a retaining wall, prompting urgent repair work to stabilise the ground and prevent further movement. Rubiraj Narasimmully, an engineer with the Traffic Management and Road Safety Unit (TRMSU), said the remediation aims to make the area safe for motorists. Two diversion routes have been established to manage vehicular flow, with a key diversion point at the junction of Rue Monseigneur‑Leen and Rue Labourdonnais. Police officers are on site to control traffic and guide motorists, who are advised to follow all instructions. Article source: NewsMoris | Image credit: NewsMoris
A section of Rue Monseigneur‑Leen in Port‑Louis will remain closed to traffic until 21 December following damage caused by a landslide. The closure, which began at 3:00 pm on Tuesday 10 November, affects the stretch between Rue Poulin and Rue D’Alembert. The landslide damaged part of the carriageway and a retaining wall, prompting urgent repair work to stabilise the ground and prevent further movement. Rubiraj Narasimmully, an engineer with the Traffic Management and Road Safety Unit (TRMSU), said the remediation aims to make the area safe for motorists. Two diversion routes have been established to manage vehicular flow, with a key diversion point at the junction of Rue Monseigneur‑Leen and Rue Labourdonnais. Police officers are on site to control traffic and guide motorists, who are advised to follow all instructions.
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