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The repair of the bridge on the Cheboksary-Surskoye highway is planned to be completed in November

In the Poretsk municipal district continues repair of the bridge over the river Me

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The repair of the bridge on the Cheboksary-Surskoye highway is planned to be completed in November

In the Poretsk municipal district, the repair of the bridge over the river Me continues.

As told in the republican Ministry of transport, the right half of the building is already fully updated and open to traffic. Here the road surface was replaced, a new waterproofing was laid, modern fencing and supporting parts were installed.

Now the contractor has begun repairing the left half of the bridge. During the work, the movement of cars is organized in reverse mode.

Work is performed by LLC "Stroyservice". Repairs are scheduled to be completed in November 2026.

Drivers are asked to exercise caution and the requirements of temporary road signs.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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