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It has also eliminated a closed curve of the road with little visibility

The road RM-515, linking Alhama de Murcia with Pliego and Mula, improves its road safety with the repair of the firm in a section and the construction of a wall to avoid dragging on the road.

The Director General of Roads, José Antonio Fernández Lladó, together with the Mayor of Alhama de Murcia, Diego Conesa, visited the kilometer 20 of the road, where the works were carried out, and explained that "they have consisted in the repair of The damage caused by the December rainstorm and the construction of a wall in order to increase safety for drivers. "

The works have made it possible to repair the damages caused by the rains that caused the landslides on the road and the appearance of cracks in the roadway that hindered the circulation.

In addition, when the wall was built, a closed curve of the road was eliminated with poor visibility and improved track layout.

The action at kilometer 20 consisted of the removal of fallen trees, the construction of a masonry wall to consolidate the roadway and prevent future landslides, the replacement of the damaged road and the lining of the gutter with concrete to avoid leaks in this section Of the road.

Likewise, the repainting of road markings and horizontal signage and the renovation of the security barrier, type bionda, have been carried out.

The works have involved an investment of more than 123,000 euros, and are part of the emergency works that the Ministry of Development and Infrastructure runs on 11 roads of the regional network that were damaged by rain and snow storms, with a budget of More than 1.5 million euros.

In particular, actions have already begun in Murcia, Alhama de Murcia, Cieza and Torre Pacheco, with an investment that exceeds half a million euros, and during the next few days will be launched the rest of emergency works programmed in Eagles, Totana, Ulea, Lorca, Puerto Lumbreras and Pliego.

Source: CARM