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Cebu News

Diversion road’s asphalt works done

Caecent No-ot Magsumbol - The Freeman

CEBU, Philippines — The much-awaited completion of asphalt works at the Ayala Heights diversion road in Barangay Pung-ol Sibugay has finally been realized, providing safer and better passage for commuters heading to Cebu City's mountain barangays and those traversing the Transcentral Highway.

Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival confirmed the development in a public advisory issued yesterday, expressing gratitude to the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and contractor WTG for fulfilling their commitment to complete the project.

“Good news to all our commuters traveling to the mountain barangays and those passing through the Transcentral Highway! The Ayala Heights Diversion Road has already been asphalted, providing safe and smooth access to the public,” Archival announced.

Archival also highlighted what cooperation can do.

“This is a clear example of how cooperation and action truly bring service to the public. Padayon ta sa kaluwasan ug kalambuan,” he added.

He personally inspected the site following weeks of delay that prompted the Cebu City Government to issue an ultimatum to the contractor.

Archival had warned that the city would take over the project if work did not proceed immediately.

The swift completion of the asphalt overlay is seen as a direct result of the city’s firm stance on contractor accountability.

Archival reiterated the importance of timely infrastructure delivery, noting that delays not only inconvenience commuters but also hinder the city’s broader mobility goals.

The Ayala Heights diversion road serves as a vital alternate route for upland barangays, helping decongest traffic and improving access to interior communities.

Its completion marks a significant step in enhancing road safety and connectivity in the area. — /BRP (FREEMAN)

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