Construction Minister Abdulla Muthalib announced that piling work on the $500 million Thilamalé Bridge is complete, with all 263 piles installed at 68 land and sea locations, bringing construction to 60.84% completion. The 6.7-kilometre bridge is being built by India's Fcons and funded through India via a $400 million Exim Bank line of credit and $100 million in grant aid.
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The most challenging phase of the Thilamalé Bridge project has been completed, with all 263 piles now installed, Construction Minister Abdulla Muthalib announced Monday.
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The most challenging phase of the Thilamalé Bridge project has been completed, with all 263 piles now installed, Construction Minister Abdulla Muthalib announced Monday.
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Muthalib said the piles were installed at 68 locations on both land and sea, marking a major milestone in the ongoing project.
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With the piling stage completed, 60.84% of the bridge construction is now finished, he added.
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The 6.7-kilometre bridge is being built by India’s Fcons under a $500 million project funded through India.
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The 6.7-kilometre bridge is being built by India’s Fcons under a $500 million project funded through India.
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The funding includes $400 million under a line of credit from the Exim Bank of India and $100 million in grant aid from the Indian government.
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The funding includes $400 million under a line of credit from the Exim Bank of India and $100 million in grant aid from the Indian government.
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The bridge made headlines in April this year after the installation of what the Indian High Commission described as the tallest precast segments ever constructed anywhere in the world for a bridge superstructure.
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