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Contractors at Adenta-Madina Bridge at First Sky Limited said the bridge meets international standards.
Reacting to concerns expressed by some in the Ghanaian population that the bridge is too long and the design is not optimal, the project manager, Ernest Hammond, said in an interview with Citi FM that the bridge was in compliance with international standards.
"The length of the bridge is in line with international standards, some are considerably longer."
Ernest Hammond explained that the project was intended to allow people with disabilities to also access the bridge.
"We want to make the ramp accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities and people who may not be in good enough shape."
"It was the best design for the situation on the ground, it is the only bridge for which we were engaged and it was done in time," he added.
Some Ghanaians complained about the nature of the bridge. Depending on their design, it would take about 5 minutes for one person to cross the road.
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Pedestrians start using a bridge on the N4 road
Pedestrians started using one of the pedestrian bridges completed on the Adentan portion of the N4 road to Accra.
Some pedestrians were seen walking on the bridge to cross the road when the Daily Graphic visited the site yesterday. While the workers at First Sky Construction Limited, contractors were working on concrete on the basement of the bridge.
At junction SDA, one of the major intersections of the highway, work on ramps of part of the bridge was also completed.
Workers at Justmoh Construction Limited repaired railings and built other fortifications on the bridge.
An on-site supervisor, who did not give his name, said he was about to complete all work by the end of May this year.
In the part of the road connected to West Africa Secondary School (WASS), Core Construction Limited workers were working on the ramps and giving badurances that the work was on schedule.
At the present time, work on the six bridges is underway on the highway.
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