The road was widened to 12 metres, new asphalt was laid, and sidewalks were built; lighting and landscaping work will be completed in the coming weeks.
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The major overhaul of Abduvalieva Street in Osh has been completed and the project has been put into operation, the city administration announced. The road, stretching approximately one kilometre, has been widened to 12 metres and made two-lane: new asphalt pavement has been laid, sidewalks have been constructed along the roadway, and drainage channels have been installed for water runoff.
Before the repair work began, the street had not been updated for many years. During the rainy season, water would accumulate here, creating serious inconvenience for both drivers and pedestrians. The renovated road is intended to improve transport accessibility to adjacent neighbourhoods and increase comfort for residents of the district.
Work on the site is not yet fully complete: contractors will shortly install a night lighting system and carry out landscaping of the adjacent area. The opening ceremony was presided over by Osh Mayor Zhanarbek Akayev in the presence of local residents.
Osh has opened the renovated Abduvaliyev Street, which is 1 km long, featuring a widened two-lane road expanded to 12 meters, new asphalt, and pavements. Completion of lighting and landscaping works is planned for the near future.
The street was in poor condition and became impassable during the rainy season, which made it difficult for residents of neighboring quarters to get around. The reconstruction will improve transport accessibility in the district and increase safety and comfort for drivers and pedestrians.