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Ministry of Housing intervened in this town improving road and pedestrian transitability, providing better conditions for economic and social development.For the first time in its history The Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS) made the official delivery of the work of tracks and paths that will benefit more than 10,000 neighbors of the District of Checca, in the province of Canas, Cusco region.
This intervention marks a milestone in the history of the district, as it is the first urban mobility infrastructure project executed in the area. The work will improve local transport, optimize connectivity and boost Checcas economic and social development.
This government seeks to take development to every corner of Peru, closing historical gaps. And the District of Checca is an example that the work articulated between the Ministry of Housing and the local authorities can make it possible, said the Minister of Housing.
The project was executed by the District Municipality of Checca, with a total investment of S/7.7 million, through the management of the Integral Improvement Program of Barrios (PMIB) of the Ministry of Housing, which also carried out the monitoring and monitoring of the physical and financial execution of the work.
For decades, the population of Checca, mainly dedicated to agriculture and livestock, traveled by ways without adequate mobility conditions. With this work, the families of the district already have clues and paths that guarantee safe, orderly and dignified access.
The project included the construction of 12,575.27 m2 of concrete pavement; 6,967.65 m2 of sidewalks, ramps and hammers; 5,294.32 meters of rain drainage; 2,495.20 linear meters of sardineles; 575.66 m2 of bleachers; 60.7 m3 of containment walls and 1,630.27 m2 of pedestrian walks, among other components.
The improved roads correspond to the streets San Andres, Jr. Oval, Conse, Orccocca, Collana, Chorrillos, Porvenir, Tocto, Chitibamba, Chiaje, November 30, January 20, Irubamba, Sausaya, Coccairo and Juan Marcos.
The delivery of this work represents not only an improvement in the infrastructure, but also the governments commitment to work for the well -being of the entire community of Checca, providing them with better conditions for their development.
