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Construction of infrastructure projects costing more than 750 million birr is being done in Hossaina city

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The city administration stated that the construction of clean water supply and road infrastructure projects in Hossaina city, which cost more than 750 million birr, is underway.

Zenebe Daynchew, coordinator of the institutional infrastructure expansion program of Hosa'ana City Municipal Services, said; To solve the city's water problem, the construction of water lines and reservoirs is underway. He said that a budget of more than 300 million birr has been allocated for the construction of the project.

He pointed out that asphalt roads are being constructed at a cost of more than 450 million birr.

The mayor of the city, Ato Lire Jamal, pointed out that the road, water, and electricity infrastructures have not been developed in the city. He said that a lot of efforts are being made to match the development and infrastructure of the city.

More than 50 percent of the construction of the water line and reservoir extending from "Jewe" and "Haise Le Meja" to Hosaina has been completed.

If the construction of the water wells is completed and put into operation, it will be possible to reach the level set by the country that one should use it. He pointed out that the construction will be completed in a short period of time.

The construction of Ambicho Gudera project will be carried out according to the needs of the city.

To overcome the lack of asphalt roads in the city

The city administration in collaboration with the public is carrying out the first round of road construction covering 14.14 kilometers. He said that the construction of the road is going on in all the six districts of the city.

Mr. Lire pointed out that the asphalt road projects that are being built in all areas have completed the work of curve stone, first soil and second soil and stone paving; He pointed out that in some places, the work of pouring gravel has been completed and the work of pouring asphalt has also started.

He said that more than 60 percent of the road construction work has been completed.

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