Deterioration of the bridge over the Massacre River generates concern at the Dajabón border

Dajabón.– The progressive deterioration of the bridge over the Masacre River keeps drivers, merchants, and citizens who use this communication route daily in the Dajabón border area on alert.

The metal structure shows an advanced corrosion process in several of its components, including beams, railings, and other visible parts, a situation that causes concern among those who pass through the area and consider an intervention necessary to preserve this important work.

Bridge users point out that the accumulated wear and tear evidences the effects of the passing years and the lack of comprehensive maintenance to ensure better safety conditions for the transit of people and goods.

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Concern increased after a metal door located at the end of the Dominican side recently detached. Although the incident did not cause any injuries, citizens who frequent the area consider it a sign of the deterioration of the infrastructure.

Given this situation, drivers and merchants are requesting that the relevant authorities conduct an assessment of the bridge and carry out the necessary maintenance work to avoid potential risks and ensure its proper functioning.