Road flooded - use caution, police advise alternate routes.
Road flooded - Use Caution, police advise alternate routes.

MLK Jr. Drive in Willingboro Closed Due to Downed Tree and Wires

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January 10, 2024

WILLINGBORO, NJ — Willingboro Township Police Department has issued a road closure alert for MLK Jr. Drive between Marshall Lane and Rancocas Road. The closure is due to a downed tree and wires in the area. Residents and commuters are advised to seek alternative routes and prioritize their safety. The extent of the obstruction and the time required for clearing the road are currently unknown. Local authorities will provide further updates as they become available. The public is asked to remain patient and adhere to the road closure signs and directives for their safety and the safety of the emergency response teams.

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Phil Stilton

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