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Snowfall eases as major Eastern Cape, KZN routes reopen
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Sunday World
Snowfall across parts of the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal has subsided, allowing authorities to reopen several major routes that were closed due to hazardous weather conditions.
All mountain passes in the Eastern Cape that were shut for most of Monday because of heavy snowfall have reopened to traffic.
Also Read: Rain brings major roads to standstill as motorists urged to stay homeDespite the improvement in weather conditions, road users have been advised to exercise extreme caution as roads remain slippery.
No major weather-related crashes reported overnightTransport authorities welcomed the overnight report of no major weather-related crashes.
Authorities have appealed to motorists travelling through affected regions to continue exercising caution, reducing speed and maintaining safe following distances as weather conditions remain unpredictable.