The Municipal Government of Puerto Vallarta, through the Directorate of Public Works, began the year with an intense program of repairing streets and avenues in poor conditions throughout the city.
Workers and heavy machinery crews travel through different colonies and delegations, repairing damaged streets and cleaning of green areas, to provide passable roads and public spaces in better conditions for the enjoyment of families.
On Tuesday, the agency worked in several areas on the repair of cobblestones on Av. Francisco Medina Ascencio; stoned patching in the streets Rio Bravo, in the López Mateos neighborhood, and Quimixto in the Villas . . .
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