‘Ogoh-Ogoh’: Hobart in gridlock after mega Mofo parade
Pulse Tasmania
Thousands join Ogoh-Ogoh in Hobart. Image / Pulse
The earlier traffic chaos that left many Hobart motorists frustrated is beginning to clear, with Davey Street once again open to vehicles.
EARLIER: Hobart has been thrust into a rare Sunday night gridlock following the closure of Davey Street for the Ogoh-Ogoh Dark Mofo Parade.
Hundreds of motorists attempting to pass through the city are being diverted onto Liverpool Street until the road reopens at 7pm.
Meanwhile, several thousand people have filled Macquarie Point for Ogoh-Ogoh: The Burning.
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