Sana'a: Capital Sana'a mayor Dr. Hamoud Ubad on Monday inspected the progress of a 72 million Y.R project funded by the local authority to restore, maintain, and pave several streets in al-Wahda district with stone. Accompanied by officials, he reviewed the work on a concrete bridge and stone paving on Jaffa Street, which branches from Baghdad Street, and the ongoing maintenance and asphalt repairs on Amman Street. The Mayor emphasized the project's importance in improving services for citizens and alleviating their difficulties.
According to Yemen News Agency, the restoration project is a significant initiative aimed at enhancing the infrastructure within the al-Wahda district. The project includes comprehensive efforts to ensure the streets are restored to a condition that meets the needs of residents. This includes the construction of a concrete bridge, which is expected to facilitate better traffic flow and connectivity in the area.
The mayor's inspection highlights the local authority's commitment to infrastructure development and maintenance. By addressing the current state of the roads and implementing these improvements, the project aims to provide long-term benefits to the community, enhancing accessibility and safety for the residents of Sana'a.