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The Thilamalé Bridge project in the Maldives has passed a milestone with overall progress at about 71.6 percent, including 84 percent of the 1,222 deck segments cast and 54 percent installed. Valued at roughly 500 million US dollars, the bridge is financed by a 400 million dollar Indian EXIM Bank line of credit and a 100 million dollar grant from India.
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approximately 71.6 percentoverall project progressThe StandardMinistry of Infrastructure, Housing & Urban Development reported that overall progress on the project stands at approximately 71.6 percent.
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1,222 segmentstotal bridge deck segments requiredThe StandardAccording to the ministry, a total of 1,222 segments are required for the structure.
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around 84 percentsegments castThe StandardOf these, around 84 percent have already been cast, while 54 percent have been installed as construction continues to move forward.
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54 percentsegments installedThe StandardOf these, around 84 percent have already been cast, while 54 percent have been installed as construction continues to move forward.
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approximately 500 million US dollarsproject value in US dollarsThe StandardValued at approximately 500 million US dollars, or around MVR 7.7 billion, the project is being financed through a combination of a 400 million dollar line of credit from India’s EXIM Bank and a 100 million dollar grant from the Government of India.
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around MVR 7.7 billionproject value in Maldivian rufiyaaThe StandardValued at approximately 500 million US dollars, or around MVR 7.7 billion, the project is being financed through a combination of a 400 million dollar line of credit from India’s EXIM Bank and a 100 million dollar grant from the Government of India.
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400 million dollarline of credit from India's EXIM BankThe StandardValued at approximately 500 million US dollars, or around MVR 7.7 billion, the project is being financed through a combination of a 400 million dollar line of credit from India’s EXIM Bank and a 100 million dollar grant from the Government of India.
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100 million dollargrant from the Government of IndiaThe StandardValued at approximately 500 million US dollars, or around MVR 7.7 billion, the project is being financed through a combination of a 400 million dollar line of credit from India’s EXIM Bank and a 100 million dollar grant from the Government of India.
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Construction of the Thilamalé Bridge crossed a milestone with more than 70 percent of the work completed.MaldivesThe StandardConstruction of the Thilamalé Bridge, one of the largest infrastructure projects in the Maldives, has crossed a major milestone, with more than 70 percent of the work now completed.
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