Updating the status of site clearance for the Chau Doc - Can Tho - Soc Trang expressway project, the Ministry of Transport said that as of mid-August 2024, An Giang province handed over more than 56km (reaching 99%), Can Tho city handed over 36.5km (reaching 98%), Hau Giang province handed over more than 36km (reaching more than 98%), and Soc Trang province handed over 57km (reaching 98%).
Construction of project items on Chau Doc - Can Tho - Soc Trang expressway (Photo: Le An).
Regarding the construction of resettlement areas, An Giang province is organizing the construction of 1/1 area; Hau Giang province has completed 2/2 areas; Soc Trang province has completed 4/4 areas; Can Tho city is using 2 available areas.
To serve the project construction, 15/15 high voltage power line locations are being relocated. Of these, An Giang province has 4 locations, Can Tho city has 4 locations, and Soc Trang province has 7 locations.
To meet the project's construction progress, the Ministry of Transport requested the Ministry of Industry and Trade and Vietnam Electricity Group (EVN) to support investors in implementing procedures to soon complete the dossier for relocating high-voltage power lines.
"EVN needs to urge its member units to prioritize focusing on materials and human resources to deploy the relocation of high-voltage power lines to be basically completed before September 30, 2024," the Ministry of Transport proposed.
The Chau Doc - Can Tho - Soc Trang Expressway is over 188km long, passing through 4 provinces and cities in the Mekong Delta, including: An Giang (57km), Can Tho (nearly 38km), Hau Giang (37km), Soc Trang (over 56km). The total investment of the project is nearly 44,700 billion VND.
In phase 1, the project will have a scale of 4 lanes and a roadbed width of 17m. The entire route is expected to be completed and put into operation in 2027.
Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/thang-9-2024-di-doi-xong-duong-dien-cao-the-but-toc-cao-toc-truc-ngang-lon-nhat-dbscl-192240902092109025.htm
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