The Fiji Roads Authority (FRA) has reported significant advancements in the construction of a temporary bypass road at the Armco Crossing near Semo Village. As of this morning, the FRA announced that the clearing and grubbing tasks are nearly complete, with the overall project now reaching a completion rate of 90 percent.
This temporary route is critical for redirecting traffic affected by a recent road slip, caused by heavy rainfall, which has disrupted travel for hundreds of commuters. In recognition of the construction activities, motorists are advised to plan their journeys carefully and be prepared for possible delays.
The FRA has emphasized the importance of exercising caution while navigating through the affected area. The authority remains dedicated to ensuring the safety of all road users while accommodating necessary travel adjustments throughout the construction period. With the progress being made, the FRA is optimistic that the new bypass will quickly restore normal traffic flow and enhance safety for everyone on the roads.