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    RDC confirms redevelopment of prominent Male’ City road enters second segment

    Ameenee Magu redevelopment enters second segment, restructuring to cover 136 meters under the segment
    November 17, 20222 Mins Read
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    Road Development Corporation (RDC) Managing Director Ustad Moosa Ali Manik confirms development of Male’ City Ameenee Magu, one of the city’s prominent and larger roads, will enter second segment soon.

    Though an actual date has not been disclosed, RDC confirms first segment of the project has been completed already. The corporation will be carrying out the road restructuring project under thirteen segments.

    Speaking about the project, Ustad. Ali Manik affirms preparatory works to launch second segment have already been completed, as they await to acquire equipment for few works related to utility providers, as part of the larger road redevelopment effort.

    The RDC front man assures road development works will not create nuisance for school students. At least three schools and a university are situated in Ameenee Magu. Speaking on this matter, Ustad. Ali Manik has requested school administrations to provide them with students’ exam timetables, based on which the corporation will temporarily discontinue road development work – at least 30 minutes ahead of scheduled exam time.

    According to RDC, asphalt laying will come as the final component whereas following all the restructuring works, the earth will be leveled properly and opened for the public to facilitate transportation.

    Under the second segment, RDC will restructure the road on a length of 136 meters.

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