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						Effective 
						6:00 AM October 27, Caraycaray Bridge Detour along 
						Biliran-Naval Section is open to all types of vehicles. 
						DPWH-Biliran DEO in coordination with LM Baltonado 
						construction complete the restoration works of the 
						scoured approaches (Caraycaray Side) after being damaged 
						by continuous heavy rains brought by Tropical Storm “Quinta”.  | 
					
				
		 
		
			Bridge detours 
			damaged by TS Quinta in Biliran completes restoration
			By 
			DPWH Biliran
			October 28, 2020
			NAVAL, Biliran – 
			The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)- Biliran District 
			Engineering Office (DEO) has completed the restoration works of the 
			scoured approaches of the Caraycaray and Catmon Bridge detours.
			David P. Adongay Jr., 
			District Engineer informed that effective 6:00 AM on October 27, 
			2020 the Caraycaray and Catmon Bridge detours along Biliran-Naval 
			section are now open to all types of vehicles (lightweight, four (4) 
			wheels and heavy equipment).
			Restoration works which 
			involve backfilling were done in coordination with DPWH-BDEO and LM 
			Baltonado Construction.
			According to Adongay, 
			DPWH-Biliran DEO is exerting their efforts and closely monitoring 
			and coordinating with the contractor under contract with DPWH 
			Regional Office VIII to restore the said detours for the safe 
			passage of the motorists and the travelling public.
			“These detours are deemed 
			important as the construction of both Caraycaray and Catmon Bridges 
			are on-going at present,” said Adongay.
			“Travelling public 
			especially heavy equipment operators will no longer need to take a 
			longer route to travel to the capital town of Naval and to its 
			neighboring municipalities,” the District Engineer added.
			The District Engineer also 
			acknowledges the help extended by Businessman Mr. Robert Juve Yao 
			Ang to fast-track the repair of the detours.
			The Caraycaray and Catmon 
			detours were damaged due to continuous heavy rains brought by 
			Tropical Storm “Quinta” on October 25, 2020.