Paul Sauer Street's stink is getting attention – the road will be closed tomorrow
Zita Goldswain Less than a minute
Paul Sauer Street's stink is getting attention – the road will be closed tomorrow
Paul Sauer Street will not be accessible tomorrow.
Keep this in mind when you travel tomorrow and plan alternative routes.
'The sewer problem in the street will be fixed tomorrow and that necessitates the closure of the road,' said the VF Plus Councillor Sharon Schlachter.
She said the sewer has posed a problem since 2023 and caused the flow of raw sewer to Doornpoortspruit.
The road will be closed between 09:00 and 14:00.
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