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TravelComments.com – Cape Town: Two coastal areas temporarily closed to the public due to sewage spills!

 

(Posted 03rd January 2023)

 

 

The City of Cape Town yesterday announced the partial closure of two coastal areas to the public as a precautionary measure until further notice. The temporary closures are due to sewage spills in the respective areas – the causes of which are currently under investigation. The affected coastal areas are… READ MORE

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