Road crisis in Las Terrenas: Rains worsen the deterioration in the La Ceiba sector
The constant rainfall affecting the municipality of Las Terrenas, in the province of Samaná, has once again exposed the precarious state of the road infrastructure in the La Ceiba sector. Every time it rains, the street conditions become critical, severely affecting mobility in the area.
Water stagnation and the progressive deterioration of the pavement hinder fluid traffic for both drivers and pedestrians. This reality has generated deep unrest among the residents of the area, who have stated that the problem is recurring and that, far from being solved, it intensifies with each rainy season.
An urgent call to municipal authorities
Residents of La Ceiba have pointed out that the issue has been brought to the attention of the municipal mayor, Eduardo Esteban “Willy”, on numerous occasions. Despite constant calls, citizens express that they have yet to receive an effective response that would allow for mitigating the damage and preventing the road from continuing to deteriorate.
The community demands a structural intervention that transcends temporary fixes, seeking to guarantee safe and dignified mobility conditions for everyone who travels along this route daily.
Need for permanent solutions
Given the persistence of the rains, residents insist that the authorities must prioritize a definitive solution. The current situation highlights the urgent need to strengthen the drainage system and execute preventive road maintenance plans in the most vulnerable areas of Las Terrenas.
- Urgent improvement of rainwater drainage systems.
- Definitive intervention on the asphalt layer of the La Ceiba sector.
- Implementation of a road safety prevention plan for the rainy season.
For residents and visitors, it is vital that the necessary works are carried out so that rainfall no longer represents an obstacle to development and road safety within the municipality.
