The 61st anniversary of Madagascar’s independence will be celebrated on June 26th. On its page, the Stade Barea project announced that this place is ready for the national holiday.
A publication of the Stade Barea project
The Malagasy national day will be celebrated on June 26th. So far, no information on the location or organization of this 61st anniversary of independence has been mentioned. However, the project Stade Barea indicated on its Sunday page, that this place is ready for the National Holiday, report The Madagascar Express.
Despite the presence of the coronavirus as well as the establishment of the fortnight of state of emergency, this rumor about the festivities that will be held in Sanctify, has circulated so much in recent days at Madagascar.
The grandstand is practically finished
In addition, the project managers Stade Barea published an update on the progress of the work on social networks. Supporting images, they indicated that the grandstand is practically finished, and that the chairs for the sixteen thousand seats are installed. The changing rooms, places to welcome distinguished guests and officials, as well as the press room, are also ready.
They also confirmed that the technical acceptance of the water and electricity installations, as well as the fire-fighting devices in the grandstand have been completed.
One lane will accommodate the parades
On the other hand, the work is being finished for the sanitary facilities reserved for the public and the 29 rooms, distributed between the second and third levels. Likewise for the waterproofing of the two wide staircases giving access to the grandstand. “The asphalting of the track facing the grandstand advances. It will be able to accommodate parades on foot, but also the parade of vehicles“, noted Sunday’s post.
The asphalting work in progress also concerns the track surrounding the pitch, the parking areas and the various access roads to the stadium.
Nothing is done yet
For the bleacher, the workers have finished installing the chairs for the first level. Meanwhile, officials said construction of the fence has also started, but the one around the stadium facade will be built first. The stade Barea is thus ready to welcome the festivities of the Malagasy national holiday.
On the army side, a preparatory meeting was held on Monday. An informed source said that nothing has been done yet. “There are different scenarios set up. We are awaiting validation from state officials. Whatever decision is made, the goal is to do it right“, she confided.
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