Algerian province of Constantine is set to resume operations on a damaged tramway section by mid-January. According to a statement released by the province, the damaged section, located near the Mentouri Brothers University, has been under repair. The province's authorities have entrusted state-owned enterprise Cosider with completing the rehabilitation work.
The decision to resume operations comes after the contract with the previous contractor was terminated. The damaged section of the tramway had been closed for some time, causing disruptions to the city's transportation services. Constantine's province has been working to restore the tramway to its full functionality.
The province's governor, Kamal Eddine Karboush, inspected the site and was briefed on the progress of the rehabilitation work. He was presented with a report on the equipment and techniques being used, as well as the stages of intervention to restore the section. A representative of Cosider also presented the company's program and timeline for completion.
The resumption of the tramway section is expected to improve the city's transportation services and alleviate traffic congestion. Constantine's province has been investing in infrastructure development, including the rehabilitation of damaged public transportation systems. The province aims to provide efficient and reliable services to its residents.
The damaged section of the tramway was caused by a landslide, which affected the stability of the track. The rehabilitation work involves repairing the damaged section and ensuring that it meets safety standards. Cosider, the state-owned enterprise, has extensive experience in infrastructure development and rehabilitation projects.
The province's authorities have been working to minimize disruptions to the city's transportation services during the rehabilitation work. Alternative transportation services were put in place to cater to the needs of residents. The resumption of the tramway section is expected to have a positive impact on the city's economy and daily life.
Constantine's province has been prioritizing infrastructure development, including the rehabilitation of damaged public transportation systems. The resumption of the tramway section is part of a broader effort to improve the city's infrastructure and services. The province aims to continue investing in development projects to enhance the quality of life for its residents.
Key points
- The damaged tramway section in Constantine province is set to resume operations by mid-January.
- The rehabilitation work was entrusted to state-owned enterprise Cosider after the contract with the previous contractor was terminated.
- The resumption of the tramway section is expected to improve the city's transportation services and alleviate traffic congestion.
