Port Moresby/Papua New Guinea's Fly Over Bridge Development

From Jackson's Airport, Erima and Kookaburra Street then to
 National Parliament. 

The FLY OVER BRIDGE in Port Moresby will be one of the greatest highlighted developments in Papua New Guinea.
Today's Government, led by the Prime Minister Peter O'Neill have great visions to help the country to be well developed.
The great developments are not only in Port Moresby but including the other four regions in Papua New Guinea. They're; Highlands Region, Islands Region,
Momase and Southern Region.

Starting Point at Jackson's Airport.

"For the last 35 years, we have never seen such things like these but, just for three years, 2011 - 2014, we continue to see great improvements with our own eyes," people said.  What if these kind of developments have been done from the early 1980s and 1990s?  
 (anywhere, don't try to answer these question, wish to be like this that;) but just keep in your memory otherwise, forget it because we have understandings individually. 
 The Fly Over Bridge along the Kookaburra Street have already started on the month of February, 2014 and expected June, 2015 to be completed.

This is Sirogo settlement and Kookaburra Street and
looking towards Jackson's International Airport.
Cleared to lay up the Fly Over Bridge
towards the National Parliament.  

The starting point is at Jackson's International Airport round about and all the way to the National Parliament House.
Along the Kookaburra Street, all the houses, power lines and other things already removed to apply the long Fly Bridge.
The Fly Over Bridge will be designed and constructed by: the HAWKINS PNG LIMITED and funded by: INDEPENDENCE STATE OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA.
The reasons why they want to build the Fly Over Bridge is to get short cut from the Jackson's International Airport direct to the National Parliament House and to reduce the Erima Round About's traffic jam every day.