Showing posts with label Road. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Road. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 6, 2025

Ranz Nuvo Sime Pa Diminie Trafik, O Kontrer


Get en kut kin arive lor de period 17 an dan Moris. En kot fiskalite ti sutenab, GDP ti vin 2.19X pli gro e nu ti ranz 219km nuvo sime e en lot kot fiskalite ti leze, GDP ti grosi par 1.67X selman me nu ti ranz 1,035km nuvo sime. Dan promie period rezo rutie ti ogmant par 12% e deziem par 51%.

Donk nu pa sanz tiyo delo perse, nu pa asir en bon disponibilite manze me selman nu beton later agrikol kuma pagla pu nu van vila ek milyarder etranze e nu ranz sime kuma toke. An mem tan nu avoy nu ban Minis ek en bol pu al rod lasarite ek ban lezot pei.

Pe diminie par ledikasion piblik ek lasante piblik dan lekonomi prosin 3 an selma pu depans 14 milyar rupi dan konstriksion nuvo sime prosin 5 an ki nu ditu pa bizin. Met serye!

Thursday, November 29, 2012

Killer To Strike Again


This is a post that I was supposed to write for more than a year now. Since then many terrible accidents have happened. Including the one above ten days ago where three died. Far too many people are dying on our roads and the policy response has literally been nonexistent. We are instead wasting precious collective energy on bean-counting while putting irrelevant surveys like Doing Business on a costly pedestal.

So until things change and better vibrations bless our country you better watch out.

Monday, July 18, 2011

Minister Loses Son in Car Accident

20-year old Shiva Chedumbrum was on his way to school when his car was involved in accident.

I have stopped counting the number of fatal road accidents. It seems that Mauritius is putting an increasingly smaller value on the life of her citizens.

Friday, July 1, 2011

Minister Baichoo Good With Synonyms

This was clearly visible in his speech during the inauguration of the access road to the Reduit Triangle yesterday: Mo bizin remersye promye minis, Dr. Navin Ramgoolam, san so vizyon, san so sutyen, san so kolaborasyon, san so sipor, san so ed nu pa ti pu kav fer li.

Not bad, eh? Having trouble with synonyms? Don't despair, you can get some help here.

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Mobile Use as Bad as Drunk Driving

So says a 2003 study a copy of which was released in the New York Times today. The report which can be read here estimated that multitasking behind the wheel was responsible for about 1,000 deaths and 240,000 accidents in 2002 in America. Or if you prefer, taking a call while driving will make you 4 times more likely to crash compared to ignoring it. So will texting messages. And no, that little thing you wear on your ear doesn't make the roads any safer.