Samar governors push for infrastructure projects to combat poverty and insurgency

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The governors of Northern Samar, Samar, and Eastern Samar are advocating for new roads and bridges to combat poverty and insurgency. They met on February 11 to discuss infrastructure projects that would connect their provinces and enhance economic growth. The governors highlighted the need for national government support to fund these multi-billion peso projects. They noted that while progress has been made, further investment is essential for lasting peace and development in the region. Key projects include the E. Duran to Macatingog Road and the Silvino Lubos-Matuguinao Road, which aim to improve access to services and trade routes. The governors hope these initiatives will be included in the national budget for the coming year.


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