“River cleaning work in Kinshasa: an initiative to prevent flooding”
The Minister of State, Minister of Infrastructure and Public Works, Alexis Gisaro Muvunyi, recently launched the river cleaning campaign in the city of Kinshasa. This initiative aims to prevent flooding that can occur during the rainy season. By inspecting the gutters and water collectors, the minister stressed the importance of keeping these infrastructures clean and free of any clutter.
The cleaning work began on Mushi Avenue in the Lingwala commune, where the Gombe River is one of the main water outlets for the city. The minister expressed his determination to avoid flooding, while emphasizing the importance of civic-mindedness among the population in respecting hygiene standards.
The ministerial procession then headed towards Kabasele Avenue, where work on the Bitshaku-tshaku River was already underway. The satisfaction of the population testifies to the effectiveness of these interventions.
On the HJ bridge, located on Boulevard Lumumba, the minister once again recalled the importance of respecting hygiene standards and encouraged the population to demonstrate good citizenship.
The visit then continued on 12th Street in Limete, where the JMC company is carrying out the work as part of the 3 Communes project. The minister gave instructions to respect the deadlines and the established work plan.
This first phase of cleaning the gutters will be followed by a second phase at the end of October. The objective is to guarantee the free circulation of rainwater and to avoid flooding which can cause significant damage.
By kicking off this cleaning work, the Minister of State, Minister of Infrastructure and Public Works, once again demonstrates his commitment to the well-being of the population and his desire to put in place preventive measures. to cope with climatic hazards. It also encourages Kinshasa residents to be responsible by avoiding throwing waste into gutters, thereby helping to keep drainage infrastructure in good working order.
In conclusion, this river cleaning work in Kinshasa is an essential initiative to prevent flooding and ensure the safety of the population. Thanks to the action of the minister and the companies responsible for the work, the city will be able to cope more effectively with episodes of heavy rain. However, it is necessary to remember the importance of everyone’s civic-mindedness to preserve these infrastructures and avoid any congestion that could compromise their proper functioning.