HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyaoui
The residents of Ayyat village, in the municipality of Al-Qasabi M’louya, are experiencing continuous suffering due to the deteriorated condition of the road leading to the village. The road is characterized by numerous potholes and eroded sections, which directly affects citizens' transportation and makes access to the area more difficult.
The situation is exacerbated at the bridge on the same road, where, according to on-site testimonies, signs of erosion and cracking are evident in parts of the asphalt. There are recurring demands for intervention and necessary repairs to avoid further deterioration and prevent the current damage from becoming a greater danger to road users.
Local sources indicate that the condition of the road and the bridge has remained unchanged without comprehensive treatment, which has led a number of village residents to express their dissatisfaction with the continuation of this situation, demanding that the concerned authorities take responsibility and work to find practical and urgent solutions.
The village residents also raise questions about the level of representation of the region's interests and the ability of their representative within the municipal council to convey the residents' concerns and advocate for issues related to infrastructure and roads, as these are among the most prominent priorities that directly affect the daily lives of the residents.
These demands come at a time when the local scene is experiencing electoral activity, which has led a number of the region's sons to call for making the village's needs and daily problems the focus of public discussion, away from political calculations, and linking responsibility with achievement and actual response to citizens' expectations.
The repair of the road and the rehabilitation of the bridge, along with the improvement of the infrastructure in the region, remain among the most prominent demands for which the residents of Ayyat village await practical intervention, ensuring better conditions for transportation and safety, and putting an end to long-standing daily suffering.
