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					David 
					P. Adongay Jr., District Engineer inspects on-going P104M 
					construction of Almeria Diversion Road on July 16, 2020. The 
					network development project is designed to provide a wider 
					and safer road for the increasing vehicular users.  | 
				
			
			 
			
			DE Adongay 
			inspects major infrastructure projects in Biliran
			By 
			DPWH-Biliran
			July 28, 2020
			NAVAL, Biliran – To 
			ensure quality projects, David P. Adongay Jr., District Engineer 
			(DE) of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)- Biliran 
			District Engineering Office (BDEO) recently conducted inspection on 
			major projects implemented in Biliran. 
			
			One of the projects 
			inspected is the on-going construction of quarantine facilities in 
			Sitio Dapdap Brgy. Agpangi and in Brgy. Larrazabal in Naval town. 
			These facilities with a total contract amount of P7.388M are 
			constructed to house COVID-19 positive patients in this province to 
			contain the spread of the virus. The project is being fast track for 
			completion on or before August 10, 2020. 
			
			The District Engineer also 
			inspected the on-going P43.2M rehabilitation/reconstruction of 
			national roads with slips, slope collapse and landslide along 
			Biliran Circumferential Road (BCR), Brgy. Inasuyan in Kawayan town. 
			This project is important to prevent road slips and landslides in 
			this area thereby protecting lives and properties and the existing 
			paved National Road. 
			
			Also inspected is the 
			on-going P104M construction of Almeria Bypass Road in Almeria town. 
			This is a multiyear implemented project from FY 2018-2019 with a 
			contract amount of P90.6M for phase I and P13.4M for phase II. This 
			network development project aims to complement the increasing 
			vehicular users along BCR thereby providing a wider and safer road 
			for the travelling public. 
			
			“Due to the current state 
			of the nation, there were delays regarding the progress of our 
			projects, but as the community slowly adapts to the new normal, 
			progress of our projects has been catching up,” said Adongay. 
			
			According to Adongay, 
			construction protocols are followed regarding the health and safety 
			measures against the Corona Virus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. 
			
			The District Engineer 
			revealed that project engineers and inspectors are constantly 
			monitoring the situation on these projects to ensure that these 
			protocols are followed.