According to the Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIA), the investment project for the construction of a road connecting Gia Binh Airport to the capital city of Hanoi, specifically the section passing through Bac Ninh province, has a total length of 27.7 km.
The project affects eight communes and wards, including Trung Kenh, Luong Tai, Gia Binh, Lam Thao, Tram Lo, Mao Dien, Thuan Thanh, and Tri Qua. It requires approximately 607 hectares of land for construction, including 424.6 hectares of rice fields, 25.5 hectares of residential land, 52.5 hectares of industrial land, and 104.3 hectares of other types of land. It is estimated that around 1,169 households will be relocated due to this project.
Affected residential areas.
The project starts at km0 at the eastern intersection of the road connecting to Gia Binh Airport in Trung Kenh commune and ends at km27+700 at the Duong River Bridge in Tri Qua ward, bordering Phu Dong commune in Hanoi.
The road is designed as a first-class plain road with a speed limit of 120 km/h and a parallel road with a speed limit of 60-80 km/h. The construction scale includes ten lanes with roads on both sides.
Six overpasses are planned along the route at intersections with provincial roads, national highways, or planned roads.
The 27.7-km road passes through eight communes and wards.
The project is undertaken by a joint venture between Cong Thanh Traffic Infrastructure Investment and Construction Joint Stock Company and Cam Pha Sun Company Limited (a member of Sun Group).
The total investment capital for the project is VND 47,607 billion, with the investor self-financing 100% of the capital. This includes 15% owner’s equity and 85% borrowed capital and other lawful capital mobilization.
As per the environmental impact assessment, the Gia Binh Airport and the connecting road are expected to boost regional economic development, especially in the fields of industry, logistics, and e-commerce, leveraging Bac Ninh’s strategic location in the key economic region of the North (Hanoi – Hai Phong – Quang Ninh – Bac Ninh).
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