Nearly 75 billion VND invested in major road system in An Chau town

(BGO) – The Management Board of Investment Construction project in Son Dong district (Bac Giang province) has been assigned to execute the project to revamp and upgrade the major road system in An Chau town (Son Dong district) which will be implemented from now till 2023 with total investment of nearly 75 billion VND (3.2 million USD) from the provincial budget.

It aims to revamp, upgrade and expand 4 major roads in the town with total length of 4.25km, width of 22m, surface of 14m and two side pavement.

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The roads are invested to complete with asphalt concrete road surface over stabilized aggregate base course, water drainage system, safe traffic system, underground power and telecommunication cable systems, tree and paved pavements.

The revamping project helps ease the travel demand of the commuters and connect the commodity trade exchange with other provinces of Lang Son and Quang Ninh.

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