(HBO) – The new Trang (White) Bridge is a key project of Hoa Binh city, the capital of Hoa Binh province, aiming to mark the upcoming 17th Party Congress.
Worker of the provincial Department of Transport’s board for transport construction and maintenance project management discusses with representatives of the project’s investor and contractor.
The project is
scheduled to be completed in June next year but the investor and contractor are
working around the clock to put it into use before the Lunar New Year.
The project
has a total investment of 36 billion VND, funded by the provincial budget. The
bridge, 25 metres in length and 24 metres in width, is designed for vehicles
and walkers.
The project’s
management board has directed the contactor to make full use of its machines and personnel
and build the bridge day and night.
The bridge is
expected to open for traffic ahead the traditional Lunar New Year, which falls
on late January 2020, to meet travel demand of the locals./.
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