The Fagali’i-tai bridge has been closed due corrosion.
Work needs to be done for the safety of the public and buses that service this area, according to the Land Transport Authority (L.T.A.).
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In an email response to questions, Principal Public Relations Officer, Anelisa Auelua, said the cost of the project is $355,740.30, including GST.
“The existing ford has been affected due to corrosion of reinforcements at the bottom of the ford,” he said.
“That’s the reason behind the refurbishment thereof for the safety of the travelling public.
King Construction has been working on this project since 17 February this year and the project will take up to four months.
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