Malé North Boduthakurufaanu Magu Road Project Progresses Steadily as Phase 1 Reaches 75 Percent Completion

The Maldives Transport & Contracting Company (MTCC) stated that works are progressing simultaneously across Segments 2, 3 and 4 of the Malé North Side Boduthakurufaanu Magu Road Project (Phase 1).

According to MTCC, sewer upgrade works have now been completed, while sidewalk works, utility connections, cable trenching, curbstone installation, catchpit construction, panel works, and anchor block works continue.

Over 130 metres of quay wall capping concrete are scheduled for completion this week, bringing overall project progress to 75 percent.

Stormwater pump station works are also advancing steadily, with remaining pump well construction targeted for completion by the second week of this month.

The company stated that the third section of the Boduthakurufaanu Magu development project covers Segments 2 to 5, extending from Izzudheen Jetty to Henveiru Ferry Terminal.

The section spans 700 metres, with 610 metres of inland roads set to be upgraded. Segment 5 of the project has reached 45 percent completion.

The project forms part of broader government efforts to reduce road congestion, improve traffic flow and enhance mobility, contributing to ongoing changes in the urban landscape of northern Malé.