Generally, the rainy season
brings negative consequences for road infrastructure, but the Public Works
sector in Lago in Niassa province, northern of Mozambique, ensures that, as of now, all roads in the
district remain passable.
Elves Romão, the district
director of Planning and Infrastructure, stated that despite some difficulties,
the district's roads are accessible, allowing the transportation of people and
goods.
"We can assure that at
this very moment, our roads are passable, although there are difficulties on
routes that face challenges during the rainy season," he said.
In the same vein, Romão
mentioned ongoing work on the Meluluca Bridge, which has been slow due to the
rains. However, he assured that in the coming days, the installation of slabs
will continue. "There is also work being done on R1209,
Metangula-Meluluca, at the bridge over the Meluluca River. If it weren’t for
the excessive rainfall, we would have already installed the slabs," said
Elves Romão, Director of Planning and Infrastructure.
Additionally, on the
Messumba-Ngoo road, the construction of the bridge in the Messumba area has
been completed, and currently, the diversion of the drainage ditch, which used
to pass through the cemetery, is underway. (Davide Muianga)
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