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Budapest Chain Bridge To Close For Friday Night

• 19 Oct 2018 9:07 AM
• Hungary Around the Clock

The Chain Bridge will be closed in the early hours of Saturday morning for a load test ahead of its renovation, Budapest transport centre BKK announced Thursday.

No traffic will be allowed between 00.10 and 04.30 hours on Saturday.

The renovation which will start about a year from now, also includes the broadening of the pavement for pedestrians.

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