Road closures for SEA Games 2015 11 Jun - 14 Jun

Road closures for SEA Games 2015 11 Jun - 14 Jun

A few road closures wull be implementer for the Cycling Events at the 28th SEA Games from 11 to 14 June. Roads affected include parts of the ECP, MCE and KPE. More details here: seagames2015.com/advisories/road-closures.          

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