The groundbreaking ceremony for the P20 million Candoni Transport Terminal, which aims to enhance public transportation facilities and services in the 6th District of Negros Occidental, was held Nov. 4.
Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson led in the groundbreaking and capsule-laying ceremony, with Candoni Mayor Ray Ruiz, Vice Mayor Cicero Borromeo, Board Member Jeffrey Tubola, and other officials.
“The bus terminal that will soon rise here will offer convenience, safety, and efficiency for travelers and transport operators alike,” Lacson said.
“By easing the flow of people and goods, we are building a foundation for a more vibrant, interconnected Candoni,” he added.
With a floor area of 631.44 square meters, and the P20 million allocation from the provincial government of Negros Occidental, the project is located in Barangay East, near the new Candoni Public Market, the Capitol said, adding it will have public toilets and rentable spaces.
Lacson said the project will not only enhance mobility for the citizens, but also encourage economic activities and support the growth of local businesses. ||
