Asuncion, IP Agency.- The Ministry of Public Works and Communications reports that the rehabilitation and maintenance project of the PY01 route, known as Malla Sur, improves road safety in the city of Coronel Bogado, through interventions on bridges and speed bumps in strategic locations; it also includes the improvement of 167.9 kilometers of the PY01 route, from San Juan Bautista to Encarnación, in Misiones and Itapúa.
The initiative is part of the “Transport Connectivity” project, financed with the IBRD loan 8638-PY and under the supervision of the MOPC, the works are executed by the Santa Rosa Consortium.
Improvements include installing speed bumps in high-traffic areas, replacing railings on bridges with metal structures that are more durable and resistant. In addition, impact absorbers will be installed on the Mboi Kaé and Quiteria bridges, and sidewalks will be widened.
Malla Sur, under a contract for Rehabilitation and Maintenance by Service Levels, covers the improvement of 167.9 kilometers of the PY01 route from San Juan Bautista to Encarnación, in Misiones and Itapúa. Its execution includes two years of commissioning and five years of continuous maintenance, the current phase. This approach guarantees optimal road conditions, ensuring greater safety and efficiency in the long term.
These specific measures are intended to significantly reduce the risk of accidents, increasing road safety for local residents and road users in the south of the country.
Nearly 3,000 residents of Cordillera benefit from improvements to local streets
District officials from the Ministry of Public Works and Communications continue to optimize the road infrastructure of the Cordillera department, benefiting 2,890 inhabitants from different localities.
According to data from the Department of Local Roads, maintenance work was carried out on 9 local sections to facilitate citizen transit and guarantee access to essential services such as education, health and supplies.
In Valenzuela, access to Potrero Pucu was improved; in 1º de Marzo, the sections Gral. Diaz, Yhaguy and San Blas were worked on; while in Emboscada, the section between route PY03 – Km 100.
Work was also carried out on the pass between Arroyo y Esteros and Tobatí, as well as on the D009 departmental route; in San José Obrero, the San Antonio – San Pedro section; in San Bernardino, work was carried out on the Yvu company; in Caacupé, on the Itayvumi section and in Atyrá, the access to the Zanja Hu company.
The work included the conditioning of platforms, ditching, loading of materials, repairing potholes, clearing of right-of-way strips and opening of new roads. In total, 38.20 kilometers of roads that interconnect the communities were worked on, strengthening their road network.
The MOPC coordinates all these actions through its teams and local authorities, promoting infrastructure development in Cordillera to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants.
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2024-09-06 15:24:10
Improving Road Infrastructure in Paraguay: The Malla Sur Project and Beyond
Road safety is a critical concern for any country, and Paraguay is no exception. The Ministry of Public Works and Communications has taken significant strides in this regard, with projects like the Malla Sur rehabilitation and maintenance initiative aimed at improving road safety in the country. In this article, we will delve into the details of the Malla Sur project and explore other efforts to enhance road infrastructure in Paraguay.
The Malla Sur Project: A Comprehensive Initiative
The Malla Sur project is a crucial undertaking that focuses on improving the PY01 route, which spans 167.9 kilometers from San Juan Bautista to Encarnación, covering Misiones and Itapúa regions. Financed by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) loan 8638-PY, the project is executed by the Santa Rosa Consortium under the supervision of the Ministry of Public Works and Communications.
Key improvements under the Malla Sur project include:
Installing speed bumps in high-traffic areas to reduce accidents
Replacing railings on bridges with metal structures that are more durable and resistant
Installing impact absorbers on the Mboi Kaé and Quiteria bridges
Widening sidewalks to enhance pedestrian safety
The project’s scope extends beyond rehabilitation to include two years of commissioning and five years of continuous maintenance, ensuring optimal road conditions and increased safety for road users.
Enhancing Road Safety in Coronel Bogado
The Malla Sur project has a significant impact on the city of Coronel Bogado, where road safety is a major concern. By rehabilitating and maintaining strategic sections of the PY01 route, the project aims to reduce the risk of accidents and ensure a smoother commute for residents and travelers.
Beyond Malla Sur: Improving Local Streets in Cordillera
The Ministry of Public Works and Communications is committed to enhancing road infrastructure across Paraguay. In the Cordillera department, district officials have worked tirelessly to optimize local streets, benefiting 2,890 residents from various localities.
Some notable achievements in Cordillera include:
Maintenance work on 9 local sections to facilitate citizen transit and guarantee access to essential services
Improved access to Potrero Pucu in Valenzuela
Enhanced road conditions in Gral. Diaz, Yhaguy, and San Blas in 1º de Marzo
Upgrades to the section between route PY03 – Km 100 in Emboscada
Improved passability between Arroyo y Esteros and Tobatí
Enhanced road conditions on the D009 departmental route
Upgrades to the San Antonio – San Pedro section in San José Obrero
Improved access to the Yvu company in San Bernardino
Upgrades to the Itayvumi section in Caacupé
Enhanced access to the Zanja Hu company in Atyrá
Conclusion
Improving road infrastructure is crucial for any country’s economic and social development. The Malla Sur project and other initiatives by the Ministry of Public Works and Communications demonstrate Paraguay’s commitment to enhancing road safety and connectivity.
As the country continues to invest in its road network, the benefits will be felt by residents and travelers alike. With improved road conditions, reduced accident risks, and enhanced access to essential services, Paraguay is poised to become a more attractive destination for tourists and investors.
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