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Ishtavi-Gama rural road is under construction

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Tue, Apr 27 2021 12:49 PM
Nuristan: The Ishtavi-Gama rural road is under construction

Nuristan: This 13.9 Kilometer long gravel road, which is located in a rural area that connects the  Ishtavi village of Parun city to Gama village of Kamdish district, is under tight construction.

According to the MoPW, this project was funded from the Afghan government's development budget that costs at least 120 million Afghanis. 

Nuristan

Otherwise, this road construction project has been created around 11980 working days for local workers and after the completion of this project, about 9,000 local residents of the entire region of Nuristan Province will be directly benefited.

It's worth mentioning that the project is being implemented via NRAP (National Rural Access Program) of the Ministry of Public Works.

MoPW Media Team - Kabul

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