Mr. Le Van Ban, one of the households affected by the project, expressed his joy at the project’s commencement. According to Mr. Ban, Tan Thoi Hiep 21 road has been in a severe state of disrepair for many years, posing a danger to road users, especially the flooding situation after rains.
The upgrade and expansion of the road will contribute to completing the infrastructure, ensuring the travel and goods transportation needs of the people, improving the urban aesthetics, environmental sanitation, and flood prevention. Therefore, Mr. Ban continues to urge fellow residents to promptly hand over the land to ensure the project’s construction progress and jointly build a road that meets civilized urban aesthetic standards.
Vice Chairman of District 12 People’s Committee, Mr. Nguyen Minh Chanh, shared that the project has a total investment of VND 1,315 billion, including VND 1,023 billion for compensation, support, resettlement, and infrastructure relocation, and VND 292 billion for construction and related costs. The construction is expected to take place from June 2025 to the end of 2026.
This is one of the eight key projects and programs according to the Resolution of the Party Committee of District 12 for the term 2020-2025. The project aims to alleviate traffic congestion and ensure smooth connectivity, comprehensively address flooding in the area, improve urban aesthetics, enhance the living environment, and complete transportation and technical infrastructure.
In the past time, the People’s Committee of District 12 has been vigorously and urgently carrying out compensation, site clearance, and resettlement (accounting for 78% of the total investment capital). The Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of District 12 expressed his gratitude to the people for their sense of responsibility, consensus, support, and close coordination with the authorities, which has been decisive in completing the necessary procedures and ensuring the project’s commencement progress.
The New Tran Hung Dao Bridge: Unlocking Real Estate Opportunities – Where Will the Benefits Flow?
Long Bien, Hanoi’s thriving luxury real estate hub, is witnessing a surge in high-end property developments. With the upcoming construction of the Tran Hung Dao Bridge, this vibrant district is poised to become the epicenter of the city’s property market. The area boasts a plethora of large-scale, premium projects, each promising exceptional quality and an elevated lifestyle. As the bridge connects the district to the heart of the city, Long Bien is set to become a highly desirable location, offering convenient access and a host of amenities. This emerging hotspot is one to watch, as it transforms the Hanoi skyline and reshapes the city’s luxury real estate landscape.
The Final Stretch: Racing to Complete ODA Projects in Nghe An
The Nghe An Department of Finance has been tasked with spearheading an accelerated construction drive, expediting land clearance, and completing the remaining infrastructure sub-projects under the Comprehensive Development Project for the four central provinces. In collaboration with various departments, industries, and local authorities, the department aims to fast-track progress and ensure the timely completion of this transformative regional initiative.
Investing Billions to Combat Flooding in Ho Chi Minh City
“Ho Chi Minh City is determined to overcome infrastructure and capital challenges to realize its ambitious projects. The city is on a mission not only to eradicate flooding but also to transform its urban landscape, creating a resilient and vibrant metropolis.”
A Sneak Peek at the Multi-Billion Dollar Transport Projects: A Glimpse into the Future of Urban Development
As of July 1st, the district and county authorities, along with their affiliated project management boards, will cease operations. Several major transportation projects, with districts and counties as investors, will be transferred to the management of the new wards.
Unlocking Traffic Flow: Unveiling Danang’s Billion-Dollar Interchange Project
The Da Nang People’s Committee has approved the investment policy for a key traffic junction project, which will connect Le Thanh Nghi, Cach Mang Thang Tam and Thang Long streets to the Hoa Xuan Bridge approach road.
