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PASSENGERS GET OFF ON THE BRIDGE
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[04:47 pm] 24 November, 2008
The bridge of the remote frontier village Chinari needs emergency
repair. It has been tumbledown since 2004. Passengers usually get off
buses at the bridge. After the bus drives through the bridge they
again get on the vehicle. The width of the bridge is eleven metres
but only three metres are passable.
The head of the asphalt pavement department of the Tavush marzpetaran,
Artak Sargsyan, says the full repair of the bridge will cost 165
million drams. Artak Sargsyan ensures that the bridge will be renewed
in 2009 within the framework of the "Millennium Challenges" programme.
A1+
[04:47 pm] 24 November, 2008
The bridge of the remote frontier village Chinari needs emergency
repair. It has been tumbledown since 2004. Passengers usually get off
buses at the bridge. After the bus drives through the bridge they
again get on the vehicle. The width of the bridge is eleven metres
but only three metres are passable.
The head of the asphalt pavement department of the Tavush marzpetaran,
Artak Sargsyan, says the full repair of the bridge will cost 165
million drams. Artak Sargsyan ensures that the bridge will be renewed
in 2009 within the framework of the "Millennium Challenges" programme.