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Revué bridge reopens to vehicles weighing up to 30 tonnes in Mozambique

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Traffic has resumed on the metal bridge over the Revué River on the N260 road between Chimoio and Sussundenga, Mozambique, for vehicles with a maximum total weight of 30 tonnes. The National Roads Administration in Manica province says maintenance work is continuing and heavier vehicles must use alternative routes.

Traffic has resumed on the metal bridge over the Revué River on the N260 national road between Chimoio and Sussundenga, in Mozambique. The reopening applies to light vehicles and heavy goods vehicles with a maximum authorised weight of 30 tonnes, the provincial delegation of the National Roads Administration in Manica announced, according to Notícias.

Heavier vehicles must use the alternative Dombe–Inchope or Cadeado–Manica routes. Further maintenance work on the bridge is continuing and may lead to occasional traffic disruptions. Those who exceed the weight limit face fines and the compulsory transfer of their cargo, Notícias reports.

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