Agents of the regional road maintenance department of the Ministry of Infrastructure have mobilized to try to restore as quickly as possible the traffic interrupted between Banfora-Côte d'Ivoire border, following floods which damaged in particular the Trafila bridge.Technicians from the Ministry of Infrastructure have "begun work to restore traffic" according to the ministry's communications department.Earlier, the Ministry of Infrastructure had announced, in a press release, the temporary interruption of traffic on national road No. 7 linking Bobo-Banfora-Ivory Coast border, following damage caused by torrential rains yesterday Sunday.Source: Burkina Information Agency
Banfora: Agents mobilized to restore traffic on the Trafila bridge
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