Dung Quat – Sa Huynh Coastal Road Project: Allocated VND 770 Billion in Government Bonds
10 April 2014, 14:30 GMT+7
Prime Minister Nguyễn Tấn Dũng has just signed a Decision on assigning the additional Government bond capital plan for the 2014–2016 period to projects expected to be completed in 2014–2015. Among these is the Dung Quat – Sa Huynh Coastal Road Project in Quang Ngai Province.
Accordingly, in the 2014–2016 period, VND 18,066,740 million in Government bonds will be allocated to 2 ministries (Transport, Health) and 23 provinces and cities to complete projects related to transport, irrigation and health to be completed in 2014–2015. Quang Ngai alone will receive VND 770 billion for the Dung Quat – Sa Huynh Coastal Road Project (Phase I, section Dung Quat – Tra Khuc).
_ A section of the Dung Quat – Sa Huynh Coastal Road Project that has already been constructed _
The Dung Quat – Sa Huynh Coastal Road Project is a route running along the coast, lying within the master plan for the Vietnam coastal road, connecting the coastal roads of Quang Nam and Binh Dinh provinces. Ground was broken on 17 July 2010 with a total investment capital of more than VND 5,287 billion from Government bond funds, of which Phase I involves investment of VND 1,497 billion and Phase II involves VND 3,790 billion.
The Dung Quat – Sa Huynh Coastal Road Project is divided into two phases. Phase I, the My Khe – Tra Khuc section, is being built to grade II urban street standards, with 6 lanes, a formation width of 36 m, carriageway width of 23 m and a 3 m wide median strip; the carriageway is constructed in A1 high-grade asphalt concrete.
Drainage works along the route are built to match the road formation width; pavements, greenery and lighting systems are fully and modernly invested. Phase II, the Dung Quat – My Khe section, is being built to grade III urban street standards, with a formation width of 12 m and carriageway width of 11 m.
Source: Bao Quang Ngai
