PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, Palawan -- The city government has started its 13 road concreting projects estimated to cost more than PHP75.46 million in eight urban barangays here.
City information officer Richard Ligad on Friday said the projects, which started this month, are part of Puerto Princesa Mayor Lucilo Bayron’s efforts to ensure infrastructure development in the city.
“Concrete roads are durable and safe for the riding public, and they are less prone to wear and tear defects. This is for the people of Puerto Princesa, who want to get to their workplaces and homes safe, without the inconvenience of muddy, rough and rugged roads,” he said.
Ligad said Bayron went around the road concreting projects on November 10 in barangays Sta. Monica, San Jose, Tiniguiban, Kalipay, San Pedro, Maunlad, Sta. Lourdes and Iwahig to talk to residents and barangay officials to personally tell them to monitor the road concreting projects, and to immediately report to the city government any untoward activities.
The city information officer said the road concreting projects are done by the administration and not by contractors, which means heavy equipment and manpower that will be used are facilitated by the city government.
“Each centavo will go to the road concreting project, nothing will go to contractors,” Ligad stressed. (PNA)
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