A renovated section of Ameenee Magu has been reopened to public traffic after being closed for repairs on January 11, with the Road Development Corporation carrying out tarring and restoration of segments 11 and 12. Technical experts said the road, first paved in September 2023, degraded rapidly because it had been reopened to vehicles before the tarmac had fully dried.
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The repair work focused on tarring and restoring the damaged sections of the road, specifically segments 11 and 12.
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The area was initially paved and developed in September 2023, but unfortunately, within a short period of time, the tar began to deteriorate and sink, creating substantial inconvenience for motorists.
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The recently renovated section of Ameenee Magu, which had been closed for repairs, has now been reopened to public traffic after necessary improvements were made.
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