PARACELIS, Mountain Province – A total of P201 million road
and bridge projects are being implemented in eastern Mountain Province
covering regular Department of Public Works and Highways projects for 2010
to 2012. These include disaster related
rehabilitation and various infrastructure projects which are near completion.
Regional DPWH director Edilberto Carabaccan bared these as
guest speaker during this town’s recent 50th Foundation
Day, June 16.
These include Masablang bridge along Mt
Province-Ifugao road, Agog-go bridge along Natonin-Barlig and Natonin-Paracelis
road, Kiling-Paracelis road section, Kiling bridge, Amulong flood
control and cut sections along the Mt Province-Barlig and
Natonin-Paracelis-Calacad road.
Infrastructure projects worth P1.4 million
funded from the priority development assistance funds of
congressman Maximo Dalog are also implemented
namely improvement of So-ot, Arong Creek in Barlig; rehabilitation
of Laud, Butigue road and Bacarri footbridge and waterworks in
Paracelis.
The amount of P44.5 million is programmed for 2013 for bridges in Charoya, Lunas, Macachay
and Macassab, Barlig and one in Marat, Paracelis.
For 2013, the amount of P145 million worth
of road projects for eastern Mountain Province had been proposed by Dalog
to DPWH. Proposed projects are the Junction
Talubin-Barlig-Natonin-Paracelis- Calacad road, Kiling-Paracelis road,
and Mt Province-Nueva Vizcaya road.
In a separate interview, DPWH Assistant Secretary Roy
Manao said all secondary and national roads shall be paved by
2014 in reference to the program of President Benigno
Aquino 111.
The aspiring congressman this coming 2013 elections
said, he wants roads at eastern Mountain Province improved
from its present narrow and rugged state to widened and paved
conditions.
Manao who comes from Paracelis said farm to
market roads are also needed to let farmers bring their produce closer to
market outlets and boost trade.
Other departments of the government need to do
collaborative projects with the DPWH to bring development to remote
areas, he added.
The assistant DPWH secretary said the right project,
with the right price and quality are important in order to bring
infrastructure programs to beneficiary communities. He welcomes
monitoring groups to work with DWH in curbing corruption, noting
the need for regular bidding processes to be followed.
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