Agana Bridge to Reopen Soon with P300-M Repair Fund, Says Marcos
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. announced an allocation of P300 million for the rehabilitation of the Agana Bridge, which recently collapsed due to heavy rains. The bridge is expected to reopen to pedestrians within a week, crucial for local residents' daily lives and economic activities.
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