(HBO) - Hoa Binh 2 bridge project was approved by the Hoa Binh provincial People’s Committee under Decision No.2536/QD-UBND dated October 30, 2018, costing 590.81 billion VND from local budget and other legitimate sources.
As a key transport work, it is expected to contribute to improving
transportation infrastructure, become an architectural landmark and promote
investment to expand urban space in Hoa Binh city.
The Hoa Binh 2 bridge (Hoa Binh city) is under
construction.
To speed up the project’s progress and a road linking
National Highway 6 with Chi Lang road, the provincial Party Committee’s
Standing Board issued Conclusion No.303 on April 15 on prioritising capital for
projects.
Compensation and site clearance were carried out in
September 2019 on a total area of nearly 42,600 sq.m, including 26,490.1 sq.m
in Thinh Lang ward and 16,109.8 sq.m in Dong Tien ward. Up to 79 households and
organisations are subject to site clearance, including 13 households and two
organisations in Thinh Lang ward, 62 households and two organisations in Dong
Tien ward. The resettlement is expected to be arranged for 26 households,
including three in Thinh Lang ward and 23 others in Dong Tien ward.
Bored piles have been built for seven out of eight pillars
and half of the abutments. Six out of eight pillars have been completed. As
many as 17 out of 21 plate girder slabs were produced. K0 blocks were built on
pillars T3 and T4. The total volume of construction and assembling surpassed
179.8 billion VND, or 42.75 percent.
At present, the abutment M1 and bridgehead road could not be
built due to unfinished site clearance. In the near future, the contractor will
focus on building pillar T2.
Last year, 150 billion VND were earmarked for the Hoa Binh 2
bridge. The figure this year was 150 billion VND. All of them have been
disbursed. As planned, final segments of the bridge will be connected later
this year./.
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