EBOMAF-TOGO : The city of Kara enjoys 7.4 km of cannibals and 97dalots

EBOMAF's work in the city of Kara is not limited to road bitumen. They also concern sanitation works. The company actively participates in the improvement of the living conditions of the inhabitants of the capital of the Kosa prefecture through the erection of ducks and dalots, especially in precarious neighbourhoods.

EBOMAF brings a large proportion of sanitation to the second city of Togo. It currently displays its presence on two fronts: road modernization and the development of various networks. Both activities are carried out simultaneously to the great happiness of the people. If the first one is easily performed despite the rain, it is a work of titan that the workers committed to the realization of the shingles and dalots slaughter under the weather. They're getting the big game out in the unhealthy neighborhoods.

In this dynamic of strengthening of the various tracks and networks (VRD), it is ninety-seven (97) dalots and seven thousand four hundred (7,400) meters or 7.4 kilometers of channels that are being realized in addition to the twelve (12) kilometers of streets to be covered by bituminous concrete (BB)."It's a big thorn that EBOMAF will remove at our feet. We had always lived in anguish not to be able to come and go without difficulty. Lack of sanitation is a real concern in this area. Rainy seasons are a real threat to our lives, especially as drownings, floods and diseases are widespread. We welcome this work as the development that finally opens up to us with this work."support Souleymane Gantin and Théodore Chendo, traders in the Cofac-Chaminade district.

The leader of the Topographical Brigade, Moumouni Tao and his men are working hard to minimize the impact of the rain on the work."Several teams are being mobilised to quickly carry out these sanitation works, which are easy to carry out compared to what the company is used to doing with ease on its various roadworks",Mr. Tao's report. Areas"very worrying"In normal and rainy times of the Lezio-Sito-Dongoyo, Zongo Yéyé-Cofac-Chaminade, Agnaram-Kpélouwai, SOS-Tchinchinchinda-Feïng, Tomé, Canton Kpenzindé benefit from this momentum of improvement of the living conditions of the people of Kara. Sables ranging from twenty (20) to six hundred (600) linear metres and dalots sometimes reaching 4X4 in size are built at about twenty different places in the city to facilitate the movement of the inhabitants on the one hand and to remove the risk of waterborne diseases on the other hand.

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