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About 6.5 Million BAM for Roads in Donji Vakuf

Published: July 4, 2014
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road reconstruction6.598.828 BAM are invested during 9 years for construction, reconstruction and ongoing maintenance of road infrastructure in Donji Vakuf.

This data is stated in the report of relevant department, which was discussed and adopted in the last session of Municipal Council of this city.

For rehabilitation of roads in village Prusac are invested 2.722.751 BAM, in the area Donji Vakuf III 991.547 BAM, and Donji Vakuf IV 529.698 BAM.

404.661 BAM are invested for reconstruction of roads in Torlakovac and more than 300.000 BAM are invested for reconstruction of roads in the area of Vrbas and Šeherdžik.

More than 200 thousand BAM are spent for reconstruction of roads in the area of Donji Vakuf I and Donji Vakuf II, Oborci and Jemanlići, while 150 thousand BAM are spent for roads in the area Guvna  and the same amount in Ćehajići.

(Source: Fena)

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