The acting Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Dimas Basha, has announced the commencement of significant safety improvements on the Mitrovica–Bajgëri road. These initial efforts are specifically focused on enhancing safety measures along this key road axis. According to Basha, the immediate scope of work involves the replacement of damaged guardrails across various sections of the thoroughfare.
Beyond the replacement of these guardrails, the Ministry will also be installing new side barriers in multiple segments. These additions are designed to improve general circulation conditions and significantly increase safety for all users of the road. Furthermore, Basha confirmed that the Ministry is actively developing a comprehensive project plan aimed at the full rehabilitation of the remaining sections of the road.
In a statement, he detailed that this rehabilitation initiative will encompass more than just the roadway surface. The plan also includes the revitalization of the waterways situated alongside the entire segment. The announcement underscores a multi-phased commitment to upgrading the infrastructure.
By addressing both immediate structural deficiencies, such as the damaged guardrails, and long-term rehabilitation needs, the Ministry aims to restore and enhance the overall usability and safety profile of the Mitrovica–Bajgëri corridor. Dimas Basha emphasized that these combined efforts reflect a sustained commitment to modernizing the region’s transportation network.
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