According to the Department of Communications and International Affairs of the Municipality of the metropolis of Arak, as part of the continued implementation of the major asphalt campaign in the metropolis of Arak, Dr. Alireza Mahmoudi, Mayor of Arak, announced the distribution and laying of 3,200 tons of asphalt over three nights in municipal districts 1, 2, 3, and 4. This extensive urban development operation, under the slogan "Nighttime Asphalt Marathon in the Heart of Arak," was carried out in the middle of the night in a focused and continuous manner, with the aim of improving urban streets and enhancing the quality of citizens' travel. Dr. Mahmoudi, emphasizing the need to revitalize and repair worn-out urban infrastructure, stated: The asphalt campaign is one of the serious priorities of urban management in order to improve citizens' quality of life and enhance the city's appearance. Given the deterioration of some streets and avenues, the Municipality of Arak, with precise planning and the round-the-clock efforts of its hardworking staff, has carried out asphalt paving and reconstruction of high-traffic routes in the shortest possible time. He added: The extensive asphalt paving operations at night are carried out with the aim of reducing traffic load and facilitating citizens' movement, without creating traffic congestion in daily commuting. This process will continue until the targeted areas in various parts of the city are fully covered. The Mayor of Arak, while appreciating the همراهی of citizens and the tireless efforts of the implementation teams, noted: Improving streets and sidewalks not only contributes to enhancing the city's safety, but also plays an important role in beautifying urban spaces and increasing public satisfaction. It is worth noting that carrying out this volume of asphalt paving over three nights is considered one of the operational development projects in recent years in Arak, which has been placed on the agenda in line with the development-oriented policies of urban management.
3,200 tons of asphalt distributed over three nights
Sunday 2 August 2026|10:40


