Fredy Fugón, Superintendent of Public Works said that among projects is the construction of four storm drains in the area of Jardines del Valle, which will be tendered shortly.

"Fugón said construction of water collectors will also take place in the same area of Jardines del Valle, around the area of 27th and 33rd Street, bid process which began last week with ads published in city media," reports Tiempo.hn.

Source: Tiempo.hn

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