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Liberia prepares $16 million Freeport Road expansion

By , based on The Liberian Investigator

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Liberian engineering group Liberia Engineering Group conducted a two-day awareness campaign among communities ahead of the expansion of the corridor between Gabriel Tucker Bridge and Freeport Road. The company called on residents to contribute to road safety and environmental protection around the $16 million project, reports The Liberian Investigator.

Liberia is preparing the reconstruction and expansion of the corridor linking Gabriel Tucker Bridge to Freeport Road in Monrovia, as part of a project valued at $16 million, reports The Liberian Investigator. Liberia Engineering Group (LEG), tasked with supporting the project, conducted a two-day awareness campaign among the communities concerned.

The company called on residents to contribute to road safety, protect the environment and preserve the infrastructure funded by this investment. The campaign comes ahead of work to expand the road corridor, according to The Liberian Investigator.

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