Full overnight closure of Hillview exit on Duke for road resurfacing tonight
Concessionaire Kesturi announced that the closure will continue until 5am tomorrow, affecting traffic heading towards Taman Melawati and Ulu Kelang.
During this period, an alternative route via a U-turn in front of Plaza Flamingo Ampang will be activated to ensure continued traffic flow.
The closure also affects several adjoining routes, including the U-turn from Gombak to Setapak near the AU roundabout and the exit to Setapak from Keramat AU.
Motorists are advised to plan their journeys in advance, follow signage on-site, and heed instructions from traffic personnel.
Duke apologised for the inconvenience and thanked users for their patience and cooperation during the works.
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