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Hundreds risk losing jobs and income as poor road leaves Kasoa commuters stranded
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The hardest-hit sections are the SCC–Old Barrier stretch and the Mallam Junction corridor, where damaged road surfaces, deep potholes and flooding have significantly reduced traffic flow, leaving motorists stranded in long queues during the morning and evening rush hours.
Poor road conditions along the Kasoa–Mallam Highway have left thousands of commuters stranded for hours, raising concerns over job security and income loss as worsening congestion and damaged road sections continue to disrupt travel.
Poor road conditions around the junction continue to create additional bottlenecks, extending congestion from the SCC–Old Barrier stretch into surrounding areas.
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