E a tia ana Aobiti Tiaina n anganako aua bwaai n tangira aika Traffic Lights nakon te Aobiti are tabe ma Bao ni Mwamwananga I aon-te-aba ae te KLTA.
Aio bon te moan Traffic Lights iaon Kiribati, ao are ena tauraoi ni kanimwaki n te tuuta ni kawai are tei ni kaitara ma aobitin te Botaki ni Mwakuri ibukin Rongorongo, Itoman ao Mwamwananga I Betio.
Aio te tabo are kakoauaaki bwa e rangi ni korakora totouakina irouia angiia bao ni mwamwananga n aron rebwerebwe, trucks, amburanti, kaa ni bwaa ao tabeua riki.
N ana maroro Counsellor Zhao Jian ao e taku bwa katean te traffic lights aio ena ibuobuoki ni kamanoia ataei, aomata ao bon bao ni mwamwananga ake teimatoa n toua te tuuta ni kawai are irarikin te MICT I Betio.
N ana maroro te CEO n te KLTA ae Beeni Ikauea ao e taku bwa aio e katanea te mwaneka ae boou ibukin te waaki n tararua ao ni kamanomano nakon kawain te botannaomata.
Ake a kakoaua te botaki ni anga bwai n tangira aio bon te Kauoman n Tia Koroboki n te Botaki ni Mwakuri ibukin Rongorongo, Itoman ao Mwamwananga ae Aoniba Riare, te Meea man BTC ae Tetabo Teatata, KLTA Board Chair Mareko Tekarika, KLTA CEO Beeni Ikauea, ao tabeman riki.
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The Chinese Embassy has officially handed over four traffic lights to the Kiribati Land Transport Authority (KLTA).
This marks the first-ever installation of traffic lights in Kiribati, and the lights will be placed at a key intersection in Betio, located near the Ministry of Information, Communications, and Transport.
In his remarks, Counselor Zhao Jian highlighted the important role the traffic lights will play in improving road safety for both vehicles and pedestrians at this busy intersection.
He emphasized that the traffic lights will be crucial in ensuring smoother traffic flow and enhancing public safety.
KLTA CEO Beeni Ikauea described the handover as a significant milestone in the country’s road safety efforts.
The event was attended by several dignitaries, including Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Information, Communications, and Transport Aoniba Riare, Betio Town Council (BTC) Mayor Tetabo Teatata, KLTA Board Chair Mareke Tekarika, and other officials.
