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The regional governor of Moquegua, Gilia Gutiérrez Ayala, inaugurated this morning two bridges in the sector of Huasapampa (Yunga) and Lucco (Lloque), which was executed with an investment of more than 5 million soles, which after 20 years of waiting, the long-awaited dream of hundreds of residents of the area to be able to improve the vehicular and pedestrian connection which was constantly blocked by the entry of the river at the time of the year, was realized of rainfall.
During the event, the regional authority said that its management after years makes the long-awaited construction of the bridges a reality, which contributes to development and above all facilitates the transfer of products from the area to the regional market.
He argued that the province of General Sanchez Cerro was relegated for years, in that sense he specified that he has decided to reinforce resources in an equitable way for that province so that they have the same rights to progress and emerge as Ilo and Mariscal Nieto.
He assured that he has been accelerating the file to asphalt 204 km of neighborhood roads where districts of General Sánchez Cerro are incorporated and continue promoting the commitment to close gaps by making the dream projects a reality.
"In 2024 we will continue to bring out more projects such as the 204 km of neighborhood roads and thank you for your trust and trust that we are doing things well seeking development for all in an adequate and timely manner," said the authority.
The Huasapampa bridge was executed with an investment of S/ 2,634,728.58 soles, which included the pouring of a reinforced concrete slab of 16 meters in length and 3.60 meters wide in a single way, rocking and channeling of the ravine, as well as the placement of safety road signs. Meanwhile, the Lucco bridge required an investment of S/ 2,773,544 soles.
It consists of a 19-meter-long girder bridge, rocking and channeling of the Lucco creek and road signs, which will benefit residents of the Lucco Village Center, as well as the sectors of Lloque, Yunga, Chojata, Exchaje, Yalagua, Tassa, Coroise, Santa Cruz de Oyo Oyo, among others.
