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Caraycaray bridge inspection
Edgar B. Tabacon, DPWH-8 Regional Director (wearing blue polo) visits Biliran Province on March 2 and conducts inspection of CarayCaray Bridge with Engr. David P. Adongay Jr., (wearing checkered polo) District Engineer of Biliran District Engineering Office (BDEO) and Engr. Alfredo L. Bollido, (wearing red polo shirt) Assistant District Engineer to assess the status of the restored CarayCaray Bridge after being damaged by TS Urduja in December, 2017.

DPWH RD Tabacon inspects status of Caraycaray bridge

Press Release
March 9, 2018

NAVAL, Biliran – Engr. Edgar B. Tabacon, Regional Director of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Region VIII conducts inspection of CarayCaray Bridge with Engr. David P. Adongay Jr., District Engineer and Engr. Alfredo L. Bollido, Assistant District Engineer of Biliran District Engineering Office (BDEO) on March 2 to assess the status of the said bridge.

After Tropical Storm Urduja, BDEO is exerting efforts to restore the CarayCaray Bridge within the 30-days timeline set by DPWH Secretary Mark Villar.

Both approaches of the Caraycaray bridge undergone backfilling and embankment to serve as a temporary passage for the public. It was opened to traffic for motorcycles and tricycles on January 9, 2018 and to light vehicles on January 11, 2018.

During the inspection of RD Tabacon, the approaches of Caraycaray Bridge is undergoing riprapping works to ensure that the remaining structures can still sustain another flooding while waiting for the construction of the new bridge.

Construction for the new CarayCaray Bridge is already under Preliminary and Detailed Engineering (PDE) stage undertaken by the Regional Office thru consultancy.

The approaches of the said bridge was severely damaged during the onslaught of TS Urduja last December, 2017.

BDEO has still deployed maintenance personnel under Engr. Glenda G. Dagalea, Acting Chief in the Maintenance Section to man the traffic in Caraycaray Bridge as it is limited only to 4-wheels and light vehicles.

Heavy vehicles are advised to take the alternate long route Naval-Almeria-Kawayan-Culaba-Caibiran-Cabucgayan road and vice versa.