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Construction of rigid pavement road in Hesa ​​II district is 90% complete

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Sat, May 29 2021 2:24 PM
Kapisa: Construction of Rigid pavement road in Hesa ​​II district is 90% complete

Kapisa: This rigid pavement road with a length of 2.6-kilometer, which starts from Murad Khwaja village and reached the Chahar Asyab village of Hesa ​​II district of Kapisa province, is underway and has been 90% work progress so far.

The contract for this road has been signed between the Ministry of Public Works and two local village councils, and its cost will be financed from the national budget.

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With the completion of this project, the problems of the residents of Murad Khwaja, Chahar Asyab, and a number of other villages in the route of this road will be solved.

During the construction works of this project, some 444 working days have been provided directly and indirectly for the local residents.
 

MoPW Media Team – Kabul

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