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- More than 2 thousand bags of cement were found missing in the construction warehouseApurimac.- The Comptroller General of the Republic (CGR) informed the Provincial Municipality of Abancay that the works to improve the local roads of Panama Avenue, which initially cost S/ 2,975,708 and are carried out by direct administration, present design incompatibilities in the technical file and deficiencies in construction, which put at risk pedestrian traffic, the durability of the infrastructure and the fulfillment of the investment objectives.
In the Control Visit Report No. 8969-2026-CG/GRAP-SVC, carried out from May 25 to June 15, 2026, it is detailed that the commune has been carrying out work in various sections and sectors with plans in the technical file that consider sidewalk levels incompatible with the road and access to the surrounding homes. It was verified that the sidewalks built are below the level of the runway or at the same level as the ramps and berms, which violates the National Building Regulations.
For example, flaws were identified in the construction of an access ramp for people with disabilities with a very high slope and higher than what is established in the regulations. Likewise, the rainwater drainage channel has smaller measurements than expected in the technical file, in addition to having drains blocked by solid waste and sediments. Likewise, the transverse joints of the pavement reach greater thicknesses that exceed the technically permitted measurements, which could affect the useful life of the road.
During the verification of the construction warehouse, it was identified that there were 150 bags of cement; However, a stock of 2,776 bags was reported in its registry, which shows a shortage of more than 2,000 bags that are not on site.
It was also noted that the execution of the work expired on May 27, 2026, after two successive extensions, but the work continues without a formalized extension of the current deadline. It was also alerted that the investment cost amounts to S/ 3,620,206, which shows an increase of 21.65% compared to the original amount.
The control report was notified to the provincial mayor so that corrective and preventive actions can be adopted in order to safeguard public resources and ensure compliance with the investment objectives for the benefit of the local population. The document is available in the Control Service Report Search.
Apurimac, July 6, 2026
Communications Management
PRESS RELEASE Ndeg 668-2026-CG/GCOM
