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Road between Lindental and Necklinsberg clear after heavy rain!
After heavy rain, landslides in Rudersberg and Hagenbachklamm were removed; Roads and gorge are partially accessible again.
Road between Lindental and Necklinsberg clear after heavy rain!
The city of Rudersberg has reached an important milestone: the road between Lindental and Necklinsberg has been reopened to traffic. Mayor Raimon Ahrens announced the reopening, highlighting the significant work needed to restore the road after the devastating landslide in June 2024. The landslide was a direct result of heavy rain that severely affected the region.
After the landslide, a geological survey was first carried out to assess the situation. As soon as the findings were available, construction work on the closed road quickly became noticeable. The material that had slipped was successfully removed, the slope was extensively secured, and the destroyed road was finally rebuilt. These comprehensive renovation measures were necessary to ensure the safety of road users.
Further effects of heavy rain in the area
The problem of heavy rain and landslides is not only keeping Rudersberg in suspense. The heavy rainfall also led to critical situations in the Hagenbachklamm. This region remains closed at the moment noen.at reported. The gorge will only be able to reopen once the necessary renovation work has been completed.
However, access to the Hagenbachklamm in Kirchbach is still partially possible, so that visitors can get to the bird of prey breeding station. The local fire departments were called to provide technical assistance to ensure the safety of the infrastructure and avert possible dangers.
Recent events highlight the challenges posed by extreme weather conditions. While Rudersberg is making progress in restoring traffic routes, the situation in other places still remains tense. The authorities are called upon to find quick solutions here too.