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Muscat municipality says Seeb road dualisation 30% completed
- Oman: Sunday, April 07 - 2013 at 04:00
The municipality of the Omani capital, Muscat, has said the dualisation of the Seeb road has reached 30% completion rate, Oman Daily Observer has reported. "The expansion works of the Seeb road dualisation project including various bridges and flyovers and pedestrian crossings have reached 30% and the work is continuing at a reasonable pace involving day and night," a senior spokesperson at the civic body told the daily. "The construction of new concrete bridge that connects Sultan Qaboos Street with the other side of the road is being carried out. Meanwhile, traffic will be diverted through the approach roads on either side," added the spokesperson.
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