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Two new flyovers planned for Athens

More than 12 years overdue

Newsroom November 23 06:59

The Greek government has announced plans to realize two major construction projects that had been a part of Athens’ pre-Games infrastructure works, but had been put on hold.

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On Tuesday, Alexis Haritsis, the Alternate Minister of the Economy and Development, announced the government’s intentions to proceed with the two pre-Olympics Games road projects.

The plans involve the construction of two flyover passes for Kifissias Avenue, one of the Greek capital’s major thoroughfares, at its intersection with Alexandras Avenue and at its junction with Ethnikis Antistaseos in the northern suburb of Halandri.

The budget for the project is 44.5 million Euros.

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