The Kruger National Park's spokesperson, Isaac Phaahla, said in a social media update that guests can refuel their vehicles either at Skukuza or Crocodile Bridge until further notice.
The fire was contained by the KNP's firefighting team, the park said. A Working On Fire team from Malelane had also been dispatched as a safety precaution.
WATCH | Fuel station at Kruger park taken out by lightning strike
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The fuel filling station at Lower Sabie is closed due to a fire on Saturday, attributed to a lightning strike.
The Kruger National Park's spokesperson, Isaac Phaahla, said in a social media update that guests can refuel their vehicles either at Skukuza or Crocodile Bridge until further notice.
The fire was contained by the KNP's firefighting team, the park said. A Working On Fire team from Malelane had also been dispatched as a safety precaution.
A week ago, the park's Tamboti camp and Kingfisher ranger post had to be evacuated when a fire broke out. But guests returned to their camp sites after the blaze was contained.
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