By Aurélio Muianga
Maputo (MOZTIMES) – The National Roads Administration (ANE) estimates at somewhat more than 4.7 billion meticais, the amount required to repair the country’s roads in the event of likely damage by floods in Mozambique’s current rainy season.
The ANE’s head of emergency monitoring, Gonçalves Langa, told MOZ TIMES that some of the road sector budget, included in the Contingency Plan for the 2024-2025 rainy season, will be used to repair slightly more than 17,000 kilometres at risk in ten provinces.
The other, unspecified part of the same budget will be applied on repairing over 9,232 kilometres of “critical roads”.
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