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More than 400,000 citizens will benefit from the road improvement works at km 10 of route PY02, in Ciudad del Este. The works, supervised by the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) and financed by Itaipu Binacional, will speed up the circulation of about 60,000 vehicles per day. The initiative includes the construction of two viaducts of 540 and 620 meters in length, each with two lanes in each direction, in addition to a lower signalized intersection of the SPUI (single point urban interchange) type, designed to optimize vehicular flow through a three-phase system. This configuration will allow traffic to be organized and significantly reduce conflict points. Added to these interventions are key complementary works, such as the paving and improvement of collector streets, the construction of parking lots and the adaptation of Km 10 avenue. Likewise, a detour plan is implemented that includes the paving of neighborhood streets, which will play a fundamental role as alternative routes during the execution of the works. Drains and green areas The drainage component is also an essential part of the project. The installation of sewers, drains, inspection chambers and discharge structures is planned, with the aim of mitigating water accumulation problems and improving stormwater runoff in the area. In parallel, improvements are being developed in urban infrastructure that will directly impact the quality of life of citizens. Among them, the creation of green areas, the construction of accessible sidewalks, pedestrian crossings, ramps for people with disabilities and a network of bike paths stand out. The installation of bus stops and a dock for long-distance transportation is also contemplated. The project also incorporates technology for traffic management, such as a control center, a modern traffic light system and monitoring using closed circuit cameras (CCTV), whose operation and maintenance will be guaranteed for three years. The work, which involves an investment of more than G. 151,085 million and a completion period of 18 months, plus an additional period of operation, is being developed in one of the busiest nodes in the entire department of Alto Parana. Its objective is not only to improve vehicular circulation, but also to provide greater safety and comfort to drivers, pedestrians and public transport users. Date: March 20, 2026
