Bolivarian Government places 20 tons of asphalt at the main accesses of Naguanagua in Carabobo

The deployment of the crews began on the access ramp of the Mañongo dealer
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Published at: 31/08/2026 03:33 PM

With the installation of the first 20 tons of asphalt, work formally began to rehabilitate the rolling folder at the main entrances and exits of the municipality of Naguanagua, Carabobo state, with the purpose of guaranteeing optimal transit routes for both residents of the jurisdiction and visitors.

The deployment of the crews began at the access ramp of the Mañongo distributor, a strategic point for local mobility, where a total of 160 tons of asphalt material are planned to be applied for the comprehensive recovery of this road space.

The mayor of the municipality, Elizabeth Niño, reported that the work has the support of the governor of the entity, Rafael Lacava, and that more than 15 workers have been available, who will remain continuously deployed in this and other parts of the city that require intervention.

The municipal president specified that these actions are part of a road care plan aimed at improving traffic conditions at busy accesses, with special emphasis on the safety of drivers and pedestrians.

Finally, he called on citizens to keep informed through official channels about the progress of the works and possible temporary deviations. “Keep an eye on social networks and we keep seeing each other on the street, Naguanagua, because here no one gives up. As we always say, there is no one who beats commitment and work,” he said.

MIPPCI/Mazo News Team

 

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