Kairuri, Embu – After extensive engagements with the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) regarding the substandard condition of the Kairuri-Kiriari stretch, residents can now breathe a sigh of relief as rehabilitation works commence. The contractor has officially returned to the site to redo the stretch, ensuring that the road meets the required quality standards.

The poor state of the road had been a major concern for motorists, residents, and businesses that rely on the route for transportation and trade. Persistent complaints and follow-ups from the community, local leaders, and stakeholders prompted KeRRA to take immediate action.

KeRRA engineers are now on-site to closely supervise the reconstruction process and ensure that quality work is delivered to benefit the public. The project aims to rectify previous flaws, improve drainage, and enhance road durability for safer and more efficient transport.

“We are committed to ensuring that this road is reconstructed to the highest standards. Our engineers are monitoring every phase of the work to guarantee a lasting solution,” said a KeRRA official overseeing the works.

Local leaders have assured residents that they will keep a close watch on the progress of the project to ensure timely completion. They have also emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in infrastructure projects, vowing to hold the contractor responsible for any deviations from quality standards.

Residents have welcomed the move, expressing optimism that the repaired road will significantly ease transportation challenges. Business owners along the route also anticipate better accessibility, which will boost economic activities in the region.

As work progresses, stakeholders urge all road users to exercise patience and caution around construction zones. The rehabilitation of the Kairuri-Kiriari stretch is a significant step toward improved road infrastructure and economic development in the area.

Regular updates will be provided to keep the public informed on the project’s progress until completion.

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