Restoration of Nampula-Nacala Connection Following Tropical Storm Jude

The road connection between Nampula and Nacala-Porto is restored via a detour opened in Anchilo after Tropical Storm Jude. This development, confirmed by Williamo Tuzine, enhances transportation logistics and economic activity. Connections between Rapale and Mecubúri have also resumed, alleviating previous traffic congestions.

The land connection between Nampula and Nacala-Porto has been successfully restored, along with access to the coastal districts of the Island of Mozambique, Mossuril, and Memba. This development follows the establishment of a road diversion in the Anchilo area, where National Road Number One (N1) had previously been obstructed due to the impacts of Tropical Storm Jude.

Williamo Tuzine, the spokesperson for the Provincial Executive Council, announced the progress at the conclusion of a recent government session. The newly opened detour facilitates the movement of both people and vehicles, ultimately aiding in the gradual recovery of economic activities in the region.

Additionally, traffic disruptions between the districts of Rapale and Mecubúri, which had also been affected, have been resolved. The various road closures across multiple sections had led to significant congestion, affecting the transport of individuals and essential goods, including fuel.

In summary, the restoration of the land connection between Nampula and Nacala-Porto through a road diversion has improved the flow of traffic and commerce in the region. The efforts to reopen the affected roads highlight the government’s commitment to restoring economic activities following the disruptions caused by Tropical Storm Jude.

Original Source: clubofmozambique.com