Roads and bridges get maintained

Roads and bridges get maintained in Mul Baiyer Lumusa District

Roads and bridges get maintained in Mul Baiyer Lumusa District

Road network in the District is fundamental to any development aspirations. It become a conduit for entrepreneurship, access to services and general progress and betterment of a community.

Since taking office, the Member for Mul-Baiyer-Lumusa, Hon. Jacob Kop Maki wasted no time to kick-starting the road projects in the District. This include the construction of new roads, maintenance of and maintenance of bridges.

Balk-Nengil road upgrade
Balk-Nengil road upgrade

The existing roads and bridges had no maintenance since Independence. Those have been overlooked by successive governments. Under the prudent yet visionary leadership of Hon. Jacob Kop Maki, MP, the DDA has identified vital road networks and and have commenced work already.

The construction of new roads include;

  • Nambi to Kumdi School [completed];
  • Kema to Pentna [soon to be completed]; and
  • Angiki to Pentna
Kema to Pentna, new road - fresh cut
Kema to Pentna, new road – fresh cut

There are a number of road maintenance and upgrading going on. The Balk to Nengil road will be fully upgraded with parts of it already being upgraded.

  • Balk Gate to Tondomong [cleared, upgraded and gravel done];
  • Tondomong to Kwip [underway]
  • Kwip to Bukapena [yet to];
  • Bukapena to Wurup [upgraded, yet to gravel]; and
  • Wurup to Negil [yet to]

The other roads that are currently being maintained and upgraded are;

  • Koibuga to Paglum [upgrade/gravel done];
  • Paglum to Angiki [upgrade]

We also have a number of bridges that are being maintained. They include the following;

  • Kumbla Bridge [completed]; and
  • Paiya Bridge [completed].
Paiya Bridge being maintained
Paiya Bridge being maintained

The reconstruction of the Gumanch Bridge was one of the first projects undertaken by the MP after taking office.

It was also made possible by the donations and support given by private firm, Island Mobile Hire Cars.

Gumanch Bridge reconstruction
Gumanch Bridge reconstruction

There are more development challenges ahead but everything is worth taking smaller steps.

The roads and bridges in Baiyer and Lumusa will also see similar improvements in the months and years ahead.

The MP, his DDA and the contractors urge everyone to work together in ensuring that meaningful services reach our people.

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