Cameroon: What Users Will See As From January

Broad roads, gyratory, sizeable culverts and pedestrian tracks, parking spaces, a superior road and vertical and horizontal road signs are awaited.

Away from the 752-metre long bridge that will consist of three traffic lanes each way and a rail line upon completion on January 5, 2018, the project will also provide good broad roads, large culverts and pedestrian tracks, parking spaces for commercial and private vehicles, long-lasting vertical and horizontal road signs, gyratory and a superior road. According to the Head of EGIS Cameroun in Douala, Jacques Didier Mbog, the work at the Bonaberi side of the bridge is divided into four sections.

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