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Kuwait announces maintenance closures in Nuzha, Surra and Rai
Kuwait’s Ministry of Public Works announced lane and road closures in Nuzha, Surra and Rai for maintenance and asphalt work.
Kuwait’s Ministry of Public Works announced lane and road closures in Nuzha, Surra and Rai for maintenance and asphalt work.
The Ministry of Public Works (MPW) has reported several road closures across the country for maintenance and asphalt works.
King Fahd Road (40): Several southbound lanes and ramps near Nuzha have been closed since Friday night.
the slow lane and middle-slow lane, along with the right shoulder;the exit from the Second Ring Road onto King Fahd Road;the entrance to the Third Ring Road from King Fahd Road southbound;the entrance and exit for the Nuzha area.
The ministry did not say when the lanes would reopen.
Street 7, Surra: Street 7 in Block 5 of Surra is closed until Monday, Oct 26, for asphalt replacement works. Motorists are directed to an exit through a nearby side street.
Mutlaq Abbas Manawer Street, Rai: The street will be fully closed in two phases for final-layer asphalt paving:
From 7 pm on Sunday to 4 pm on Monday, the direction from the roundabout opposite Al-Nasr Sports Club to the roundabout opposite IKEA will be closed.From 7 pm on Monday to 4 pm on Tuesday, the stretch from Mohammed Bin Al-Qasim Street to the IKEA roundabout will be closed in both directions, and the roundabout itself will also be closed.
Alternative routes will be available through Streets 9, 13, 7, 8 and 1 in Block 1 of Rai.
The ministry urged motorists to follow traffic signs and use the alternative routes. For inquiries, call the ministry’s hotline on 150.
M.García--CPN