N2 in Durban reopened following protest action
The N2 freeway has been opened in both directions between Inanda Road and Queen Nandi Drive in Durban following earlier protest action there.
It is understood communities unhappy over service delivery barricaded the road with rocks and burning tyres at about 2am this morning.
Metro says Inanda Road between Sea Cow Lake and the N2 is still closed to traffic.
Inanda Road between John Dory Drive and Marbleray Drive in Newlands East is also a no go area.
The R102 near the Tongaat Home Affairs in the Hambanathi area on the north coast is also affected.
Watch: Protesters set tyres alight on Durban N2
Protest action North Coast road @jvbtrafficguy @ECRBreakfast pic.twitter.com/aWqWxOM3w4
— F (@mr80skids) June 6, 2016
#protests cnr of Effingham, Island Circle and Umhlangane roads, Riverhorse Valley. @traffickzn @jvbtrafficguy pic.twitter.com/MKrs4wQsVi
— Alan Bell (@AlanBellZA) June 6, 2016
@ECR_Newswatch @pigspotkzn @jvbtrafficguy M19 is closed due to protestors pic.twitter.com/7jOZrTN57h
— Andre Phillipson (@Wickerman695) June 6, 2016
@jvbtrafficguy M19 protest action pic.twitter.com/iMuoFGVaDa
— Debra Hughes (@Meraki_Girl) June 6, 2016
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— Treshen Ramlall (@treshen_ramlall) June 6, 2016
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— Treshen Ramlall (@treshen_ramlall) June 6, 2016
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— Treshen Ramlall (@treshen_ramlall) June 6, 2016
Have you witnessed this morning’s protests around N2, KwaMashu & Sea Cow Lake areas?
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