Another project announced by the President of the Republic, that of the roundabout in Corno, which the local community has been expecting for decades, is on track and proceeding according to schedule, said today the Minister of Transport, Communications and Works, Mr.
The project has a budget of 1.4 million euros including VAT and includes improvements to the entrance from the Limassol motorway to Corno, a new exit to Limassol, as well as the extension and improvement of the existing bridge.
The project has a budget of 1.4 million euros including VAT and includes improvements to the entrance from the Limassol motorway to Corno, a new exit to Limassol, as well as the extension and improvement of the existing bridge.
The project has a budget of 1.4 million euros including VAT and includes improvements to the entrance from the Limassol motorway to Corno, a new exit to Limassol, as well as the extension and improvement of the existing bridge. At the same time, provision is also made for the installation of road lighting. The project is on schedule and is expected to be completed around July. As the Minister said, until the completion of the work, all measures are being taken to facilitate the movement of drivers and reduce the inconvenience for the residents of the area. Karousos, on this occasion, expressed his thanks to the Department of Public Works both for the progress of the work on this project and for the implementation of projects throughout Cyprus with a total budget of more than 1.2 billion euros.
On his part, the Mayor of Kornos, Mr. Mr. Michalakis Savva first thanked the Minister for his interest in the project, as well as the Department of Public Works for the cooperation.
According to Mr. Michalakis Savva, Mr. Kournon has expressed his gratitude to the Minister for his interest in the project, as well as to the Department of Public Works for the cooperation. Savvas, it was a long-standing request of the community over the past 20 years, and expressed confidence that the safety issues that existed would be resolved hopefully with the completion of the project.
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