Informed sources revealed that competent authorities have taken an urgent decision to suspend traffic on the Hamrin Bridge, one of the largest bridges in Iraq located in Diyala Province, indefinitely. This measure was implemented based on technical reports warning of real risks threatening the safety of commuters due to soil erosion in parts of the bridge. The sources confirmed that vehicle and truck traffic will be diverted to an alternative route connecting Khanaqin and Baqubah, emphasizing the absolute necessity of conducting comprehensive technical repairs before reopening the bridge to prevent potential disasters amid its heavy daily traffic.
Security
May 24, 2026
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Indefinite Closure of One of Iraq's Largest Bridges Following Technical Warnings of Collapse
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