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The Hinipaan Bridge, a spanking new 30-meter structure in Mercedes town recently inaugurated by President Arroyo, is expected to spur much-needed economic growth and development in this part of the country.


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So far, eight Waagner Biro modular bridges using Austrian technology have been inaugurated, the latest of which was formally opened last week in the hinterland barangay of Tagbarus in Maco, Compostela Valley. 


The rest were installed in San Miguel, Bulacan; Santiago City in Isabela; Tangub City; Abra; Camarines Norte and Batangas.

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Arroyo hails Austrian government for backing bridge program

November 13, 2002 - 12:00am

The residents of a sleepy yet rugged town in Camarines Norte can now look forward to an upsurge in business activities, strengthened socio-cultural links with neighboring municipalities and commuting convenience,...

Nation

Austria-aided bridge program in high gear

September 11, 2002 - 12:00am

The Austria-assisted bridge-building program of the Arroyo administration shifts to high gear with 41 currently nearing completion, 33 more about to start construction in various parts of the country, and 125 others...

Nation