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Modernisation of Busia towns as promised by H.E Dr. Paul Nyongesa Otuoma, Busia Governor, is becoming a reality.

Governor Otuoma's Government through the Department of Transport, Roads and Public Works has tarmacked a number of roads across the county in an effort to improve the road network in markets as part of modernisation effort.

At Adungosi market in Chakol South Ward, the devolved government tarmacked a stretch of 0.78 kilometer from Adungosi Market stretching towards Adungosi Police Station road.

At Nambale Market, a Ring road covering 0.45 Kilometres was tarmacked while 0.63 kilometres of road stretching from Murumba market to Khunyangu Sub-county Hospital in Butula Subcounty was tarmacked. At Lukolis market, 0.16 kilometres of road network is tarmacked.

In a concerted effort to fulfill Governor Otuoma's Ward Based Economic Revitalisation Agenda, Eng. Cyprian Oliko, the Director of Roads, emphasized the significance of upgrading roads to bitumen standard. According to him the initiative aims at ensuring that crucial places such as markets and health facilities in the county are accessed with ease in order to improve socio-economic activities.

“Tarmacking of roads gives assurance of more than 25 years without maintenance. Inspite of durability, tarmacking of roads improves the economy and well-being of people of Busia,” said Eng. Oliko.

The activity witnessed active community involvement, with locals engaged in offering labor works, thereby accruing economic benefits.

The community lauded the Governor for fulfilling his promise, and strengthening the bond between the county government and its citizens.

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H.E Dr. Paul Otuoma's commitment to modernize Busia town is becoming a reality.

Through the Department of Roads and Public Works, he has fostered collaborations with agencies such as KENHA and KURA to enhance the road infrastructure within the county.

These collaborations have witnessed expansion of road network in Busia County. Latest is the expansion works of the stretch between Amukura house and Customs in Busia town. This stretch which was prone to accidents due to traffic jam, is being widened by 3.5 meters on both sides to alleviate congestion caused by trailer traffic by creating a dedicated lane for transit trucks.

This expansion project will entail overlaying the existing road including the widened surface with a 75mm thick layer of Dense Bitumen Macadam (DBM), followed by an additional 50mm layer of asphalt concrete. Additionally, the contractor will undertake the construction of side drains along the road, incorporating access culverts at strategic points. The contractor will install traffic signage and do road marking and to ensure safe and efficient traffic flow.

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Speaking at the Matayos Health Centre where he presided over the official launch of the Busia County mass net distribution, the Governor revealed that malaria prevalence rate in the county stands at 19 per cent which is higher compared to other counties.

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The DG who flagged off the vehicles to their respective wards outside the County headquarters on Friday said they will supplement the services offered by ambulances at grassroots level.

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