Luanda, 06/29 – The Provincial Government of Luanda (GPL) will inaugurate, as from the second fortnight of July, 70 social infrastructures that are being built in light of the Public Investments Programme (PIP) and of Improvement of the Living standards of the Population, mostly situated in the outskirts of the country’s capital.

Speaking to ANGOP this Sunday, the Luanda’s provincial director of Public Works, Torres Bunga, said 20 of these undertakings are expected to be concluded by late August.

These works are in a conclusion stage, whilst the rest shall be inaugurated until next December.

Various infrastructures were entrusted for rehabilitation and construction, with highlight to hospitals, health centres, schools and sites for practicing sports, cemeteries, morgues, as well as the rearrangement and improvement of roads in various wards of Luanda.

Torres Bunga called for a greater understanding from citizens of the capital city due to the eventual constraints that the works might be causing, mainly of rehabilitation of roads and pavements, in various areas.

He added that most works shall be concluded soon and they will bring more benefits for the population, mainly on road circulation.

With population estimated at over five million inhabitants, Luanda comprises the districts of Ingombota, Samba, Sambizanga, Rangel, Maianga, Kilamba Kiaxi, Cazenga, Cacuaco and Viana