Alimodian, Zarraga Get New Community Buildings

The towns of Alimodian and Zarraga in central Iloilo have received new community buildings from the Department of Public Works and Highways Iloilo 4th District Engineering Office.
According to a report by District Engineer Mario G. Soriano, DPWH Region 6 Director Sanny Boy O. Oropel said the multi-purpose buildings provide a suitable venue for various community events and activities.
In Alimodian, the project cost PHP4.947 million and includes the construction of a community stage that serves as a vital space for gatherings, programs and other events.
The stage was designed to meet the community’s needs while being accessible, functional and sustainable.
“This structure fosters community spirit by providing a dedicated space for cultural expression, promotes social interaction among residents, and serves as a platform for local talents to shine,” Oropel said.

In Zarraga, the PHP4.945-million project involved the construction of a one-story building that includes earthworks, concrete works, structural components, electrical installations and finishing work.
It also features amenities such as comfort rooms to ensure residents have a convenient and comfortable space for their needs.
“This structure is built to provide a convenient venue for any activity or event the locality may conduct,” Soriano said.
“This is our simple way of making sure that our people have a better space for community activities and personal development affairs.”
The construction of these multi-purpose buildings supports the DPWH’s mission of delivering quality infrastructure that responds to the needs of the people. (DPWH)
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