JOHANNESBURG - Kruger National Park is preparing for another extreme weather threat, just months after devastating floods forced the evacuation of parts of the park.
Authorities are now bracing for a potentially severe drought, with a strong El Niño weather pattern expected to bring challenging conditions this summer.
The park is still rebuilding key infrastructure damaged by the January floods, including the Letaba bridge.
SANParks says it is now having to prepare for increasingly unpredictable weather while balancing the needs of tourists, staff and wildlife.