Cap Malheureux Bypass

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donald.peddie New member

Member since 15 November 2011

donald.peddieNew member18 February 2020 16:59:39

Hi All

Please advise on the progress of the above bypass?? .聽聽Hope its sorted by April when we visit again.

Thanks
Donald

WinstonH VIP Member

Member since 26 March 2016

WinstonHVIP Member20 February 2020 04:57:52

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Hi,

Not sure about this. The project should have been completed by December last year according to the contractor. But due to some court injunctions that were instigated when the project was launched, it's possible that there have been delays.

AlAmr11 New member

Member since 24 September 2018

AlAmr11New member23 February 2020 16:07:52

The contruction of the bypass will finish end of february or begining March. I met an engineer working on this project while I was visiting a piece of land I own there. The engineer confirmed that the bypass should be completed within 3 to 4 weeks.

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