Over 30 percent of the India-funded Thilamalé Bridge project has been completed, with piling work at 54.4 percent and the project running 1.2 percent ahead of schedule, according to Minister of State for Construction and Infrastructure Ibrahim Thoaam Mohamed. The US$500 million project, funded through an Exim Bank of India line of credit and Indian grant aid, is expected to be completed by the end of 2026.
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A team of senior officials, including engineers, from the Ministry of Construction and Infrastructure on Saturday visited the site to inspect the progress of the bridge
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54.4% of the piling work and 33.4% of the entire project have been completed. The project is currently 1.2% ahead of schedule. @MoCImv [Ministry of Construction and Infrastructure] is studying the challenges that may arise during the proje…
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“54.4% of the piling work and 33.4% of the entire project have been completed.
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“54.4% of the piling work and 33.4% of the entire project have been completed.
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The project is currently 1.2% ahead of schedule.
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Spending on the Thilamalé Bridge project as of November this year stands at MVR 956 million.
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The Thilamalé Bridge is a US$500 million (MVR 7.7 billion) project
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Earlier reports gave US$500 million 29 Dec 2023, 23:44 Maldives RepublicMVR 10 million 31 Jul 2023, 21:04 Maldives Republic
being undertaken with a US$400 million line of credit from Exim Bank of India and US$100 million in grant aid from the Government of India.
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Earlier reports gave US$800 million 3 Jun 2023, 22:39 Maldives Republic
being undertaken with a US$400 million line of credit from Exim Bank of India and US$100 million in grant aid from the Government of India.
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