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Eurofinsa, the principal shareholder of IBT of Miami, has won a US$46 million infrastructure contract to build a water treatment and distribution system that will supply drinking water to more than 81,000 people in rural Sri Lanka.

Partly financed by the government of Spain, the project is part of a long-term plan by Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage to guarantee the supply of drinking water to the country’s entire population of 21 million. The project is expected to be completed in 2020.

Madrid, 31 July 2018 (EFE).- The Spanish construction company Eurofinsa has initiated the construction of a water treatment and distribution system in Sri Lanka. With a budget of 42,000 euros, the project will supply over 81,000 people living in rural areas.

Funded by the Spanish Government, the project is located in the province of Anamaduwa (Sri Lanka). It is carried out within the framework of a Ministry of Water’s long-term plan that aims to guarantee the supply of drinking water to the entire population of the country, according to a press release from the company.

The national government officially inaugurated a new paved highway yesterday in Tarija, Chaco Province: the Entre Ríos-Palos Blancos highway stretch, measuring 60.90 kilometers.

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“Many congratulations to our brothers and sisters of Tarija. Our new, paved Entre Ríos-Palos Blancos highway has now been inaugurated,” said the president, Evo Morales Ayma, during the celebration. “We will continue paving this area, as it is important to connect Tarija with Yacuiba,” he continued.

The new hospital facilities will include nine operating rooms
On a tour of the facilities, the Director of Social Security, Alfredo Martiz, and the Minister of Health, Miguel Mayo, were both present.
The construction of the new facilities at the Manuel Amador Guerrero Hospital, in the Province of Colón, is now 40% complete. The hospital is to be completed at the end of 2018.
This information was made known after a tour of the facilities by the Minister of Health, Miguel Mayo, and the Director of Social Security (CSS), Alfredo Martiz.