Overview
- Regional adviser Jesús Moreno said the Lima, Moquegua, Ica and Apurímac streets will be paved this month where fewer interferences were found.
- He confirmed the storm tank in Plaza Tres Culturas will proceed, while the contractor evaluates narrowing its width from 23 meters to about 18–20 meters in light of groundwater conditions.
- The Colegio de Arquitectos, led by Leopoldo Villacorta, called for technical revisions to the drainage design and warned the tank could endanger nearby buildings.
- Regional transparency data indicates roughly 2% progress on roads and 0.2% on drainage despite an investment exceeding S/120 million.
- Diario Correo reported the technical dossier omitted utility interferences, raising the prospect of cost additions or a new tender, as businesses and residents describe losses from prolonged closures and demolitions.