(HBO) – In the morning of August 21, Vice Secretary of the Hoa Binh Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Van Quang inspected the building of the Cun Pheo - Hang Kia - National High Way No.6 road.
Chairman of the provincial
People’s Committee Nguyen Van Quang examines the project.
The construction of the route began in October 2016 at a total
cost of 80 billion VND. Funding for the project is sourced from the national
budget earmarked for a programme on supporting local socio-economic development.
The project has to date completed its subgrade, with investment
and spending amounting to 25 billion VND. Due to capital difficulty, the main
investor – the Mai Chau district People’s Committee – asked relevant agencies
to reschedule the project into two phases.
Accordingly, the first phase is set to disburse a budget of 54
billion VND until 2020 to build a drainage system as well as different base levels
for the formation of a concrete surface. The second phase, with a funding worth
26 billion VND, completes the remaining subgrade of the road.
The construction of the road has encountered downpours, which caused
landslides and hindered traffic flow. The Mai Chau district People’s Committee
proposed the provincial authorities channel more capital into the project so
that the road will soon be fully operational.
Checking on the construction progress of the project and taking
note of proposals by the committee, Chairman of the provincial People’s
Committee Nguyen Van Quang directed relevant units to consider injecting an
addition of 26 billion VND into the project. The Mai Chau People’s Committee
was tasked with joining relevant agencies to direct the allocation of human
resources and equipment following regulations.
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