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The Ministry of Transport and Communications MTC through Provas Descentralizado PVD installed 10 modular bridges in Piura in order to recover traffic conditions in areas that were affected by weather events. In addition two other bridges are in the process of being completed which will be ready during the first quarter of this year. These works which are carried out within the framework of the Comprehensive Plan for Reconstruction with Changes benefit 310274 citizens of eight districts located in the provinces of Ayabaca Huancabamba Morropn and Piura who will have better conditions to transit. The metallic structures installed are La Palma El Alumbre and Palo Blanco in the province of Ayabaca Mishca Las Pirgas and Palo Blanco in Huarmaca Quebrada Sambe Ambuique Quevedos and Seor Cautivo- Los Cocos in Huancabamba Taspa in Morropn and finally Malingas in the province of Piura. The installation of these modular bridges will also boost economic activities in this region such as fishing manufacturing and agriculture highlighting the cultivation of rice mango hard yellow corn castilla beans grapes and avocados. The investment destined for the installation of the 12 modular platforms is around S 16.5 million. These bridges guarantee a better walkability in the areas that were affected by natural phenomena. In addition we are providing thousands of families with greater access to public services said Carlos Revilla executive director of Provas Descentralizado. The longest modular structure installed is the Malingas bridge which measures 57 meters and will benefit more than 120 thousand inhabitants of the Tambogrande district Piura. The investment amount exceeds S 2 million. Within the framework of the Reconstruction with Changes program Provas Descentralizado will install a total of 94 modular bridges in ten regions of the country. To date 70 bridges have already been installed 23 are in process and one will be called soon. The modular bridges installation works include the assembly of structures placement of impact walls entrance and exit slabs as well as accessibility.
