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Kruger National Park camps and roads affected by heavy rains
SANParks has reported that several camps and roads in Kruger National Park have been damaged by the recent heavy rains.
The tourist killed by elephant at Kruger National Park in South Africa was "charged and trampled", park officials say.
The rain has also been heavy in the north of the Kruger, with the Luvuvhu river at its highest level this season.
A tourist was killed by an elephant on Saturday in South Africa's famous Kruger Park, the South African national parks agency ...
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Kruger National Park grapples with flood aftermath as rangers monitor impact on roads and bridgesHeavy rains driven by a tropical low-pressure system over Botswana last weekend caused significant disruptions and flooding ...
Heavy rains driven by a tropical low-pressure system over Botswana last weekend caused significant disruptions and flooding ...
Near the end of 2020, Christopher Tosi took a planned three-week trip in the Kruger National Kruger. It turned into 86 days.
Kruger National Park Management announced that most gravel roads are now accessible as weather conditions have improved. A ...
Those visiting the national park are urged to follow road closures, avoid low-lying bridges, and not exit vehicles to remove debris. Tourists with bookings are advised to confirm the accessibility of ...
An elephant trampled and killed a South African who was trying to protect his grandchildren from the charging animal at the famous Kruger Park, authorities said Sunday. The 59-year-old man was ...
The Kruger National Park’s roads and technical services department has reopened most of the gravel roads that had been closed ...
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