Building materials for CCECC campsite arrive in Auki

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BY SAMIE WAIKORI

Stride continued to witness on the preparation for the PRC funded million-dollar tar-seal project for Auki road network in Malaita province.

This is following the arrival of a consignment of building materials in Auki last Sunday, according to Premier Elijah Asilaua.

“The CCECC has on Sunday arrived with building materials for their campsite near Aligegeo school. Upon arrival, materials were transported to the site.

“The company is currently working on the camp and soon it expects to complete. The camp will host, workers, building materials and machineries for the project.

“As long as the camp completes, the company will begin transporting of materials for the project from Honiara to Auki,” he said.

Thereafter, the premier said actual implementation of the project will begin, which expect for late February or early Match this year.

He expressed the support of his executive and the full assembly behind the project, assuring commitment to work closely with PRC and SIG on it.

Asilaua also guaranteed the support and commitment of his government behind the Japanese funded project for Kilu’ufi hospital in Auki.

He said there are other projects such as the Australian funded emergency road upgrade on South Road, Malu’u market and World Bank funded infrastructure projects in the province.

Asilaua said MPG and its people are brace to work together to see the projects eventuate that will have significant impact on the life and the economy of Malaita province.

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