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| Cyclone Funso misses Moz Mozguide - News mozman - Friday, 27 January 2012 Cyclone Funso Mostly misses Mozambique
After bringing some heavy rain, high winds and rough seas, all forecasts now expect Funso to track SSE and dissipate south of Madagascar. However Funso is presently almost stationary east of Maputo about halfway between Mozambique and Madagascar and is still a small threat to southern Africa's coastline. (17) | Not much cyclone damage in southern Mozambique Mozguide - News mozman - Tuesday, 24 January 2012 Not much Funso damage on Mozambique south Coast.
David Kimber of www.sailaway.co.za in Vilanculos emailed the following message regarding Cycone Funso: "Hi Mike Read more... | Main road (E.N.1) reopened Mozguide - News mozman - Tuesday, 24 January 2012 Main road (E.N.1) reopened (for now).
Radio Mocambique www.rm.co.mz reports EN.1 open again, BUT... This just off Radio de Mocambique: (translated from Portuguese by me so can't swear by it)
After three days of interruption, vehicles started moving across the repaired break in the E.N1 at 3 de Fevereiro, this morning (24 Jan). Hundreds of vehicles have already been able to continue with their journeys. 39 trucks dumped three thousand cubic metres of rock to create a temporary causeway that will have to eventually be replaced with a proper viaduct. And here is the "BUT" bit: |
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