The local administration of Kulbiyow, under the jurisdiction of Badhaadhe district in the Lower Jubba region, has taken an important step to reopen key roads considered vital arteries for movement between neighborhoods within the town.
The initiative, led by local security officials in coordination with the administration, focused on clearing and rehabilitating roads that had been blocked for an extended period. Some of the roads had become impassable for vehicles due to heavy overgrowth and accumulated vegetation, while others had narrowed significantly, disrupting daily transportation and access.
As part of the operation, several blocked roads were reopened, vegetation was removed, and selected routes were widened and rehabilitated to allow smoother movement for vehicles and pedestrians. The effort is aimed at improving security access, easing transportation, and restoring normal daily activities across Kulbiyow.
Residents of Kulbiyow welcomed the move, describing it as a timely and much-needed development. Community members actively participated in the cleanup and rehabilitation process, assisting security forces and local authorities by clearing vegetation and supporting the roadworks in their respective neighborhoods.
Local officials said the initiative reflects growing cooperation between the community and the administration, emphasizing that public participation plays a critical role in improving infrastructure, security, and overall quality of life.
The reopening of these key roads is expected to enhance mobility, strengthen security patrols, and support economic and social activities within Kulbiyow, marking a positive step toward improved urban management and community-driven development in the area.