Die Verwaltung des Iona-Nationalparks in Angola hat "in- und ausländische Touristen" dringend vor den Gefahren durch massive Überflutungen im Park gewarnt.
WARNING
The Integrated Unit of Iona National Park alerts all national and international tourists, as well as the general public, that access to the Hills, Carvahão Lagoon and Iona National Park (via Pediva and Salonjamba) should be done with the utmost caution due to the high volume of water accumulated on the road, resulting from the rains recorded in recent days. Some users of these roads have experienced some setbacks, but have since been assisted without significant material damage.
According to the administrator of Iona National Park, Sango dos Anjos de Sá, the conditions caused by the rains have made the route highly unsafe, so maximum caution and strict compliance with this guidance is urged.
“Any travel to the aforementioned area should be avoided until normal traffic conditions are restored,” he stated.
Sango dos Anjos Carlos de Sá further stated that the Integrated Park Management Unit has a Field Operations Department (headed by Daniel Van Dayer) which is responsible for monitoring the situation on the ground, and therefore we will continue to provide updated information through official channels.
danke für die aktuelle Info
bis zum Juni wird sich das ja hoffentlich wieder normalisieren
Falls man da dann überhaupt noch Diesel bekommt in diesen Ländern. In Sambia gilt ja seit gestern offenbar schon eine Knappheit.
Alles keine guten Vorzeichen für unsere Reise
LG Martin
Reisen ist tödlich ... für Vorurteile (Mark Twain) Unsere Reisen
Die ganze Region des südlichen Afrika war in diesem Jahr von überdurchschnittlichen Regenfällen und dadurch verursachten Überflutungen betroffen. Im Krügerpark z.B. sind die Offroad-Strecken nach wie vor gesperrt, lediglich die asphaltierten Straßen sind geöffnet. Aber das nur nebenbei, in diesem Thread soll es ja um Angola gehen.
WARNING
The Integrated Unit of Iona National Park alerts all national and international tourists, as well as the general public, that access to the Hills, Carvahão Lagoon and Iona National Park (via Pediva and Salonjamba) should be done with the utmost caution due to the high volume of water accumulated on the road, resulting from the rains recorded in recent days. Some users of these roads have experienced some setbacks, but have since been assisted without significant material damage.
According to the administrator of Iona National Park, Sango dos Anjos de Sá, the conditions caused by the rains have made the route highly unsafe, so maximum caution and strict compliance with this guidance is urged.
Sango dos Anjos Carlos de Sá further stated that the Integrated Park Management Unit has a Field Operations Department (headed by Daniel Van Dayer) which is responsible for monitoring the situation on the ground, and therefore we will continue to provide updated information through official channels.
WARNING 
The Integrated Unit of Iona National Park alerts all national and international tourists, as well as the general public, that access to the Hills, Carvahão Lagoon and Iona National Park (via Pediva and Salonjamba) should be done with the utmost caution due to the high volume of water accumulated on the road, resulting from the rains recorded in recent days. Some users of these roads have experienced some setbacks, but have since been assisted without significant material damage.
According to the administrator of Iona National Park, Sango dos Anjos de Sá, the conditions caused by the rains have made the route highly unsafe, so maximum caution and strict compliance with this guidance is urged.
Sango dos Anjos Carlos de Sá further stated that the Integrated Park Management Unit has a Field Operations Department (headed by Daniel Van Dayer) which is responsible for monitoring the situation on the ground, and therefore we will continue to provide updated information through official channels.
