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Published on 2024-02-16 06:18:15
Residents in the ELWA community of Monrovia, Liberia have expressed their frustration over the slow pace of the construction of ELWA road. This development has raised concerns among the residents who rely heavily on this road for their daily commute.
ELWA road is a vital access point for residents in the ELWA community, connecting them to the capital city of Monrovia and the rest of the country. However, the road has been in a state of disrepair for years, leading to numerous challenges for the residents, including traffic congestion and difficulty in transportation.
The government’s efforts to fix the road and improve its infrastructure have been ongoing for several months now. However, residents have voiced their dismay at the slow progress of the construction work. They have highlighted the impact of the poor road conditions on their daily lives, particularly in terms of accessing essential services and commuting to work.
One of the main concerns raised by the residents is the negative impact of the road’s condition on the local economy. The ELWA community is home to a number of businesses and commercial activities, and the poor state of the road has affected the movement of goods and services in the area. This has led to a decrease in economic activity and has hindered the growth and development of the community.
Furthermore, the residents have emphasized the importance of having a reliable and well-maintained road for their safety and security. The current condition of ELWA road poses a risk to the residents, especially during the rainy season when the road becomes even more difficult to navigate. This has led to an increase in accidents and has put the lives of the residents at risk.
The slow pace of the road construction has also been attributed to the lack of proper planning and coordination by the authorities. Residents have criticized the government for failing to prioritize the construction of ELWA road and for not allocating sufficient resources to ensure its timely completion. They have called for greater accountability and transparency in the management of infrastructure projects in the country.
In response to the residents’ concerns, government officials have assured the public that efforts are being made to expedite the construction of ELWA road. The Ministry of Public Works has stated that the project is a priority and that measures are being taken to address the delays and challenges faced during the construction process. The government has also emphasized its commitment to improving the country’s infrastructure and ensuring the well-being of its citizens.
In addition, the government has pledged to engage more effectively with the local community and to keep them informed about the progress of the road construction. This has been welcomed by the residents, who have expressed their desire to be involved in the decision-making process and to have a voice in the development of their community.
The slow pace of the construction of ELWA road has been a source of frustration for the residents of the ELWA community. They have highlighted the significant impact of the road’s condition on their daily lives, and have called for urgent action to address the delays and challenges faced during the construction process. The government’s response to these concerns will be crucial in restoring the confidence of the residents and in ensuring the timely completion of the road construction. Stay informed on the latest developments in Liberia by visiting New Republic Liberia Home.
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