Edghill orders repaving of $96M Naamryck Backdam road By admin , in Uncategorized , at April 15, 2024 Road works in Naamryck backdam road, Parika (Photo: DPI/April 12, 2024) The contractor was advised to overlay the existing surface with two inches of high-quality asphalt to ensure road longevity. Further addressing the concerns of residents, the minister instructed that the speed humps must be modified to allow for smoother passage, particularly for farmers transporting produce. “Whenever we do work in any community, one thing we have in mind is the people. The beneficiaries are the ultimate goal, their satisfaction is important,” Edghill underscored. Farmers were also asked to avoid using the road with tractors during paving. The ministry’s engineers will be on-site to oversee construction and ensure the project meets the 1000-metre specification. (DPI) Comments Leave a ReplyCancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Recent Posts Hérold Toussaint plaide pour la revalorisation de l’université Miami’s Best of the Best Music Fest Unveils 2026 Plans at Celebrity-Filled Press Launch On This Day: Arthur Savage, Pioneer in Firearms and Tyre Technology, Was Born in Kingston Jamaica College Takes Home Another Trophy in a Year of Winning Gov’t commits to improving education, roads, policing in Amerindian communities
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