The deteriorating conditions of National Road number 4 (RN4) in the Mambasa-Niania region due to heavy rains have caused significant disruptions for travelers and affected the local economy. With numerous vehicles stuck in the mud and overturned, the daily lives of inhabitants are severely impacted. John Vuleverio from the NGO CRDH reports a steep rise in food prices, particularly for essentials like onions and rice, affecting the purchasing power of residents who rely on this route for supplies.
Despite recent rehabilitation efforts by a specialized company, interruptions have left the road vulnerable to nature’s whims, emphasizing the need for sustained maintenance of infrastructure. Urgent action is required from authorities to ensure safe and efficient travel on this vital section, essential for economic and social exchanges in the region.
The degradation of RN4 in Mambasa-Niania presents a pressing issue demanding immediate and coordinated intervention to safeguard the well-being of users. Investments in road maintenance are crucial for sustainable development and the prosperity of local communities. Swift measures are necessary to secure a brighter and safer future for all individuals relying on this crucial route.
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