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In a week, Puerto Inca began three works for more than S/ 3.4 million: two bridges and a neighborhood road that will improve the transitability, safety and development of its rural communities.The Provincial Municipality of Puerto Inca, under the management of the provincial mayor Carlos Antonio Cruzado Navarro, specified in a single week the placement of three first stones that will mark the beginning of vital infrastructure projects for the province. With a joint investment that exceeds S/ 3.4 million, these interventions respond to the clamor of the residents by roads and safe bridges that improve the quality of life in rural areas.
The first work corresponds to the renewal of the Yanayacu and Zapallo bridges, on the neighborhood road of the HU-1005 Route that connects the New Belen and San Juan de Codo hamlets, in the Pozuzo Edge district. With an investment of S/ 1890,612.34 and an execution period of 120 calendar days, the project seeks to guarantee safer transitability conditions for farmers, students and families that depend on this route for their mobility and trade.
In parallel, the first stone of the Renewal Project of the Alto Mashoca Bridge was also placed, located on the neighborhood road of the HU-999 route, Caserio Alto Mashoca, Pozuzo Elbow district. This work includes an investment of S/ 807,065.48, with an execution period of 90 calendar days. The new bridge will offer the population a resistant and reliable infrastructure that will reduce transfer times and allow agricultural production to local and regional markets.
The third work corresponds to the periodic maintenance of 19.2 kilometers of the New Esperanza neighborhood - Pachitea River (in front of Puerto Sira), executed in agreement with Devida. With an investment of S/ 741,452 and a period of 90 calendar days, this project will benefit more than 100 farmer families, who can now transfer their products in better conditions, strengthening the local economy and the integration of communities.
The provincial mayor Carlos Antonio Cruzado Navarro explained the importance of this investment package: In less than a week we have initiated three works that symbolize our commitment to work for forgotten peoples. Each bridge and every path we renew means more opportunities for our farmers, students and families that need to be better connected. Our duty is to transform the reality of Puerto Inca with works that change lives.
Finally, the provincial authority stressed that the execution of these works not only responds to an infrastructure agenda, but to an integral vision of development. Progress does not arrive with speeches, arrives with facts. Today we have shown that resources can be managed and start projects that directly benefit our people. We will continue to advance, shoulder shoulder with our communities, because Puerto Inca deserves a future of integration and prosperity, he concluded.
