President Mulino has issued the order to proceed with the construction of the San Miguelito cable cars, which will enable the transportation of thousands of residents. This is a solution to the to the long traffic jams that occur daily.
As previously reported, the project will cost approximately $255 million for the 6.6 kilometer line of cable cars and six stations. It will connect with Metro Line 2 at Cincuentenario.
The president has assured the public that government projects will continue despite the emergency caused by the October 9 earthquake in the interior of the country.
The mayor of San Miguelito, Irma Hernández pictured above, highlighted that the project will also generate jobs for residents of the district, including Samaria, Torrijos Carter, Mano de Piedra and Valle de Urracá . The cable cars will benefit the residents of the district and all of Panama in many ways. First and foremost providing urgent transportation and possibly becoming a tourist attraction as seen in Medellin, Colombia.
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