Samaria Road Safety and Power Grid Upgraded in $7 Million Project
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Construction begins November 1st on a NIS 18 million project to install lighting and a new high-voltage power line on Route 555 between Itamar and Allon Moreh. The ten-month project aims to improve road safety and electricity stability for Allon Moreh. The work is expected to enhance security on a road where a couple was previously murdered. Temporary traffic changes will be implemented.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A NIS 18 million project will install lighting and a new power line on Route 555.
- Work between Itamar and Allon Moreh starts November 1st and lasts ten months.
- The project aims to improve safety and electricity stability for Allon Moreh.
- The lighting will complete illumination on a road where a couple was murdered.
- Yossi Dagan stated the project builds the "Samaria of tomorrow."
- Temporary traffic arrangements will be in effect during construction.
Work will commence on November 1st to install lighting on Route 555 between the settlements of Itamar and Allon Moreh, and to lay an additional high-voltage power line. The NIS 18 million (approximately $7 million) project, expected to take ten months, will be carried out by the Israel Electric Corporation and Netivei Yisrael. According to the Samaria Regional Council, the project was advanced over five years. The new lighting will complete a previously illuminated section of the road up to Itamar, enhancing safety on the route where Naama and Eitam Henkin were murdered. The additional power line aims to provide backup for Allon Moreh and improve supply stability. Currently, the settlement relies on a single high-voltage line from the Jordan Valley, which passes through Palestinian Authority territory, complicating maintenance and repairs. Yossi Dagan, Head of the Samaria Regional Council, stated, "The vision of one million residents in Samaria begins with infrastructure. We are building the Samaria of tomorrow today, with brighter, safer roads and stable electricity supply." Temporary traffic arrangements will be in place during construction, and drivers are urged to proceed with caution and follow instructions.
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