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Posted On: 4 November 2020 04:55 pm
Updated On: 12 November 2020 02:22 pm

Ashghal announces start of second phase of upgrading works on Al Wukair Road

Vrinda Abilash
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The Public Works Authority "Ashghal" announced the commencement of upgrading works on Al Wukair Road, as part of the Interim Road Improvement in South of Doha Area - Phase 2, and these works are scheduled to be fully completed in the first quarter of 2022.

These works aim to upgrade Al Wukair Road, at a length of 2 km, and convert two roundabouts into signalized intersections as well as develop infrastructure utilities services.

The project engineer in the Roads Projects Department in Ashghal Eng. Monira Al Mohannadi, emphasized the importance of this project and its significant location especially that it includes the upgrade of both the roundabout known as the Health Centre Roundabout and the roundabout known as Al Wakra Hospital Roundabout which are two of the most congested roundabouts in the area, adding that both roundabouts along with Al Wukair Road serve many service facilities, shops, commercial centers, and educational and health institutions.

Further to converting the two existing roundabouts into signalized intersections to improve the traffic flow in the area, the projects scope will include road developments in both directions of Al Wukair Road at a total length of 2 km, providing 4 km of pedestrian walkways and upgrading street lighting systems, she added.

It will also improve infrastructure utilities in the area, such as upgrading the TSE network and surface water drainage network, and providing protection for the existing power lines and telecommunications cables.

It is worth mentioning that these works are part of Ashghal's efforts to improve the existing services and utilities and upgrade the road network in several areas in the country, to cope with the national economic development and social growth requirements in Qatar.

Source: QNA
Cover image source: Ashghal