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Postby GeoSeven » Thu Apr 17, 2014 12:12 am
Sewerage can always be installed at a later point, we need roads for our cars at the moment...not that we even have the resources and choice for an alternative to the Turks
Xamar needs an underground drainage system that collects all floods, rain and other excess water first, prior to having paved roads which in all honesty they will have to reconstruct to install a drainage system and waste money on the basic building blocks of infrastructure development. Nonetheless what good does having paved roads when the whole city smells like shdih. Makes no sense
I wouldn't know jack about building roads to be honest and you have a point.
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