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Four more bridges across the Prut to be rehabilitated

Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development Andrei Spînu announced that four more road bridges across the Prut will be rehabilitated. In this regard, he said, the Romanian National Agency for Public Procurement has validated the documentation for the attribution of the feasibility studies.

The bridges in question are Costești - Stânca, Leova - Bumbăta; Leca - Fălciu; Barboieni - Răducăneni. The source of financing is provided from non-refundable European funds, Andrei Spînu emphasises.

It is worth noting that 5 other bridges are currently under rehabilitation, and their construction is one of the strategic priorities of the 5+ Infrastructure Reconstruction Plan for Moldova.

Translation by Iurie Tataru

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