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TravelComments.com – South Africa: Kruger National Park on high alert due to tropical storm Eloise!

South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced that Kruger National Park is on high alert due to the tropical storm Eloise, which is expected to hit various parts and particularly the far north of the National Park with major rainfall and strong winds over the coming weekend (especially on 24 January 2021!). Disaster teams in Kruger National Park and external role-players are on high alert and monitoring the storms path as it approaches landfall. According to… [READ
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