Bog Walk Gorge closed for removal of overturned truck
Motor vehicles cross Flat Bridge in the Bog Walk Gorge. (File photo)
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June 20, 2024

Bog Walk Gorge closed for removal of overturned truck

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica — The Bog Walk Gorge in St Catherine has been closed by the relevant authorities to facilitate the removal of a truck that overturned on Wednesday.

Motorists are advised to use alternate routes.

The police said the motoring public will be updated as to when the gorge has been reopened.

READ: Bog Walk Gorge impassable

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