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Bamyan: The Naal Shera-Martyrs' Gate Road is ready for inauguration

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Mon, Jun 28 2021 10:25 AM
Bamyan: The Naal Shera-Martyrs' Gate Road is ready to be inaugurated

The construction work of a 6-kilometer long gravel road, which starts from the Naal Shera area and reaches the martyrs’ gate of Bamyan, is completed and will be put into operation soon.

The project has included two sections that was been contracted with two village development councils.

According to the National Road Access Program (NRAP), this project connects the villages of Ledo, Darvazaha, Naal Shera, and the Martyrs' gate with the capital of Bamyan.

During the construction period, this project brought some 15,659 working days for the local people.

With the completion of this project, the transportation problems of the residents will be solved and they will be able to transfer their agricultural products to the local marketplace safe and on time.

MoPW Media Team - Kabul

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