Kyrgyz workers expand road to remote Zardaly village
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The Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Kyrgyz Republic is improving the Tayan to Zardaly road in the Batken region to provide safer travel for residents of the remote mountain village.
Workers laid asphalt on a 6.4 km stretch of the road and widened the path to 10 meters. To make space for this expansion, teams conducted blasting operations on mountain slopes. Construction crews are currently installing reinforced concrete barriers in the most dangerous areas of the route.
The ministry says workers face challenging mountain terrain while completing the project in stages. Officials plan to continue improving the remaining sections of the road to ensure comfortable transportation for the local community.
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