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The regional governor of san martin, walter grundel jimenez, led a day of great impact in the province of tocacheMarking a new chapter in the development of the region with the laying of the first stone of the santa rosa de mishollo and tupac amaru pedestrian bridge and the inauguration of works in the health sector.
with an investment of more than 22 million soles, the santa rosa de mishollo and tupac amaru pedestrian bridge will be a vital connection for more than 4 thousand inhabitants. this work will be 340 meters long and is a hanging type, it will have two reinforced concrete towers located on each side of the mishollo river, it will serve to improve transitability and will strengthen the agricultural productivity of the area, allowing more efficient access to markets and contributing to the well-being of families in the sector.
during the ceremony, walter grundel highlighted:
our administration is committed to the comprehensive development of san martin. this bridge will not only unite communities, but will be a symbol of progress and collective effort to transform the lives of our farmers and their families.
the governor also inaugurated the remodeled facilities of the health facility in the nuevo horizonte population center, a project that includes improvements in the delivery room, triage, pharmacy and doctors office. with an investment of more than 1.9 million soles, this infrastructure will benefit more than 5 thousand inhabitants, ensuring dignified and timely medical care.
we are prioritizing quality in each project we execute. the health of our population is fundamental, and with this renovated facility, we are fulfilling the commitment to bring quality services to all san martin residents, said grundel.
the regional administration reaffirms its focus on the responsible execution of the budget, promoting works that positively impact the lives of citizens and foster sustainable development in all provinces.
these actions represent the regional governments commitment to the well-being and progress of all san martin residents, strengthening the infrastructure and basic services in the most remote communities.
