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KeNHA announces temporary traffic disruption along Ukunda – Lungalunga Road
04th May, 2026 08:33 PM
The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has issued a public notice warning motorists of a temporary traffic disruption along the Ukunda–Lungalunga (A7) Road at the approaches to Perani Bridge.
In a statement issued on Monday, May 4, 2026, the agency said the disruption is necessary to allow maintenance work on sections of the road that were damaged by recent heavy rainfall.
KeNHA explained that the intervention is aimed at restoring damaged sections and improving safety along the busy coastal route.
“KeNHA wishes to notify the public and motorists of a temporary disruption of traffic along the Ukunda – Lunga Lunga (A7) Road at the approaches to Perani Bridge,” the authority said.
It added that the works are part of ongoing efforts to repair infrastructure affected by adverse weather conditions.
“The disruption is due to ongoing maintenance works to repair sections of the road damaged by recent heavy rainfall in the area,” the statement added.
Traffic advisory issued
Motorists have been advised to exercise caution and follow all temporary traffic arrangements in place.
“Motorists are advised to exercise caution when approaching the affected sections, comply with temporary road signage in place, and cooperate with traffic marshals and enforcement officers on site,” KeNHA said.
The authority further urged road users to remain patient as works continue, noting that the upgrades are meant to improve long-term road safety and connectivity.
“KeNHA appreciates the cooperation, patience, and understanding demonstrated by motorists and residents during this period,” the statement read.
Recent Road Closures
The announcement comes days after the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) also announced the temporary closure of a section of the Isiolo–Kirish (A2) road near the School of Military Engineering access road to allow reconstruction works.
The authority said the affected stretch at Km 29+140 will remain closed from Friday, April 17, to Friday,May 15, 2026, with the works aimed at reconstructing a failed section of the road pavement between Km 29+140 and Km 29+300 to restore structural integrity and improve long-term durability.
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