Expect more traffic along Ratu Mara Road and Cunningham Junction due to sinkhole

Expect repair works to complete by Monday night

By Rashika Kumar

Friday 23/09/2022

[Image: FRA]

Expect a lot more traffic than usual when travelling along Ratu Mara Road as a sinkhole has opened up at the Ratu Mara Road and Cunningham Junction.

Fiji Roads Authority says drivers should drive with care when passing through this area, and to observe the speed limits at all times.

A burst Water Authority of Fiji pipe caused the sinkhole.

Repair works are expected to begin tomorrow afternoon and finish by Monday night.

PUBLIC ADVISORY: SINKHOLE ON RATU MARA ROAD/CUNNINGHAM JUNCTION

FRA would like to advise motorists that there is a sinkhole on Ratu Mara road/Cunningham junction.#FijiRoads #FRA #RoadSafety #FijiNews #FijianRoadSafety 🚧 #Fiji pic.twitter.com/xYXjRQPGfz
— Fiji Roads Authority (@FijiRoads) September 23, 2022

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