Even if they live 35 kilometers away of the Capital, they didn't have asphalt. We talk about the residents of Greblesti village, Straseni district.

The portion was built within the government program, but also with the support of locals authorities.

As the asphalt of the main road in the locality, bicycles and rollers appeared: "I did not have it before, a few days ago I bought it." "Why did you buy it?" "I bought it because they have made us go now. "

Gheorghe Chirca has been a driver for more than 50 years and says that during in his village he has never seen the path pave the way: "I have now given 9,500 lei for the repair, here was the box, the body".

And for the locals the muddy road was a real headache: "Especially when it was raining, we mature, but the children are harder, and now we have to wear shoes."

600 meters were made under the "Good Roads" program, and another 500 meters from the Local Council together with the City Hall. A handful of financial support also provided 24 households, their contributions vary between 500 and 3,000 lei.

"There were pits here, holes and dust, and what do you want", a local man said.

"We were in galos and here we were changing in cleaner slippers, so we live, and now we can go barefoot", said another local.

"We'll already be walking in white shoes", said a woman.

The putting into operation of the part of the road was made under the careful look of Prime Minister Pavel Filip.

"Only one road is from the" Good Roads "project for Moldova, the other is financed by the District Council, but part of the money is also granted by the City Hall. By the way, the amount is not small by the Town Hall of 800,000 lei, which means that there are households in this locality and they are not poor", said Prime Minister Pavel Filip.

Asphalt roads in the village of Grebleşti do not stop there. This year, the town will also benefit from the program "Good roads 2", launched by PDM leader Vlad Plahotniuc.