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La Misère road remains closed in the Seychelles

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The La Misère road in the Seychelles remains closed after being blocked the previous evening. A Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation team received police permission to observe the situation at the site.

The La Misère road in the Seychelles has remained closed since the previous evening, the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) reports. Police authorised a team from the broadcaster to visit the site during the day to observe the situation.

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