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South Africa has temporarily shut down the Grobler's Bridge border crossing with Botswana due to flooding caused by heavy rainfall. The crossing, used for trade, particularly by miners in the Copperbelt region, has been suspended for safety reasons. Alternative routes are suggested for travelers and truck operators. The decision was made after consultations with Botswana authorities.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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