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Public Lighting Improvement in Chitré

A project to modernize public lighting on the Enrique Geenzier walkway in Chitré, Herrera province, aims to enhance safety and improve conditions for residents and visitors.

Public Lighting Improvement in Chitré

The improvement of public lighting on the Enrique Geenzier walkway in Chitré strengthens mobility conditions for drivers and pedestrians in the province of Herrera. The project optimizes lighting on streets and public spaces, while boosting commercial activity and revitalizing areas near museums, parks, and churches.

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