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Guyana’s Public Works Ministry is rolling up its sleeves for major upgrades on the Mahaica to Abary road — a key piece in the nation’s infrastructure puzzle. After community consultations covering environmental concerns and public input, the Minister emphasized that construction will require drainage and irrigation approvals, with fair compensation guaranteed for any private land use. Backed by a World Bank loan announced last October, this project aims to slash travel times, spur economic growth, and build disaster-resilient roads — all to elevate quality of life. Bids for construction officially open August 1st, marking the critical next step toward turning this vision into reality.

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