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Puerto Iguazú carries out drainage and paving works
Marco Três newsroom · edited by Annie Grellmann
City moves forward with road improvements in two neighborhoods simultaneously
The City of Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, is carrying out road infrastructure works in the Cataratas neighborhood and on Juan Pablo II Avenue to improve traffic flow and prevent flooding. The projects include sidewalk curb construction, earthmoving, and drainage cleaning.
In the Cataratas neighborhood, the construction of sidewalk curbs is proceeding as a preparatory step for future paving projects. The work aims to improve connectivity, streamline traffic, and strengthen the area's road infrastructure.
On Juan Pablo II Avenue, municipal crews are performing cleaning, soil preparation, and sidewalk curb construction. These actions are intended to improve urban organization, enhance water drainage, and provide better conditions for vehicle and pedestrian circulation.
According to the City, the interventions are part of an urban improvement plan and help prevent flooding during rainy periods. The simultaneous progress of works in different areas expands the city's infrastructure and prepares for new phases of urban development.
Source: Canal Doce Misiones — https://www.canal12misiones.com/noticias-de-misiones/politica-politica/municipios/puerto-iguazu-cordon-cuneta
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