Access road project in T’boli sees to provide faster mobility, additional income to farmers – DPWH-12
KORONADAL CITY, Philippines –– A 3.2835–kilometer long access road constructed and completed by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) are now delivering more opportunities for residents, farmers and tourism industry in T’boli, South Cotabato.
KORONADAL CITY, Philippines –– A 3.2835–kilometer long access road constructed and completed by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) are now delivering more opportunities for residents, farmers and tourism industry in T’boli, South Cotabato.
The access road leading to El Kini Hot Spring in Barangay Lamhaku in T’boli town was implemented and completed by the DPWH-South Cotabato 2nd District Engineering Office, headed by District Engineer Khalil D. Sultan, who is reportedly targeting to complete more than seven (7) kilometers of access road by 2022.
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In a report posted by the DPWH–12 in its official FB (Facebook) page https://www.facebook.com/dpwhregion12 last November 23 , it said the road project will “improve transportation of goods and mobility of people especially tourists, consequently, provide additional income to locals and farmers.” #DM
DIYARYO MILENYO DIGITAL NEWS 
[by Rashid RH. Bajo]
KORONADAL CITY, Philippines –– A 3.2835–kilometer long access road constructed and completed by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) are now delivering more opportunities for residents, farmers and tourism industry in T’boli, South Cotabato.
The access road leading to El Kini Hot Spring in Barangay Lamhaku in T’boli town was implemented and completed by the DPWH-South Cotabato 2nd District Engineering Office, headed by District Engineer Khalil D. Sultan, who is reportedly targeting to complete more than seven (7) kilometers of access road by 2022.
In a report posted by the DPWH–12 in its official FB (Facebook) page https://www.facebook.com/dpwhregion12 last November 23 , it said the road project will “improve transportation of goods and mobility of people especially tourists, consequently, provide additional income to locals and farmers.” #DM
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