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One thing Lae residents must demand in 2014 is that our roads are completed.
A damning report on rehabilitation and upgrading of Lae city roads released last November by Department of Works (DoW) shows that there was massive foul play in awarding of contracts amounting to almost K200 million,
There has been a comedy of errors in Lae road designs including concrete pavements, the report reveals.
A private company NME International (PNG) Ltd has been singled out in the report, which shows that there was massive foul play in awarding of contracts.
One thing Lae residents must demand in 2014 is that our roads are completed.
A damning report on rehabilitation and upgrading of Lae city roads released last November by Department of Works (DoW) shows that there was massive foul play in awarding of contracts amounting to almost K200 million,
There has been a comedy of errors in Lae road designs including concrete pavements, the report reveals.
A private company NME International (PNG) Ltd has been singled out in the report, which shows that there was massive foul play in awarding of contracts.
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| The contractors have even pulled down many of the iconic rain trees of Lae. |
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| The Busu Road, build under AusAID funding from 1998-2002 is still intact while recent roads have already started to fall apart. |
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| The Esplanade is blocked off. |
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| A goat track leading from the rugby league ground. |
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| The Old Airport Road, build under AusAID funding from 1998-2002 is still intact while recent roads have already started to fall apart. |
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| Potholes around the Main Market area. |
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| Signboard showing new contracts which have been awarded. |
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| This is opposite the Botanical Gardens. |
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| Behind the Niall Reserve. |
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| Road between Niall Reserve and golf course. |
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| Roundabout at Eriku. |
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| Butibam Road. |
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| Road block at Old Airport leading up to Top Town, |
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| Butibam Road along Voco Point. |
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| Chine Town roundabout. |
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