Accelerating Connectivity: Mekong River Bridge Connecting Dei Edth-Thmor Kor Surpasses 35% Completion

Minister Peng Ponea inspects the strategic infrastructure project in Kandal province to ensure rigorous technical standards and timely delivery for the public

The construction of the major bridge across the Mekong River Dei Edth-Thmor Kor connecting Dei Edth commune in Kien Svay district to Thmor Kor commune in Lvea Em district has reached a significant milestone. On the morning of February 11, 2026, Minister of Public Works and Transport Peng Ponea led a high-level technical team to inspect the progress of this essential infrastructure link in Kandal province. Official data from the ministry indicates that the project has now achieved an overall completion rate of 35.25 percent, marking steady advancement according to the planned schedule.

During the on-site evaluation, the Minister emphasized the critical importance of maintaining high technical quality and strict adherence to safety protocols throughout the construction process. This bridge is a vital component of the region’s transportation master plan, designed to facilitate more efficient travel and stimulate local economic activity by providing a permanent crossing between two high-potential districts. The inspection served as an opportunity to address technical challenges on the ground and to provide guidance to the construction teams to ensure the project remains on track for its scheduled completion.

Beyond its role as a physical connector, the bridge is expected to play a transformative role in reducing traffic congestion around the capital and enhancing the movement of goods across the Mekong. The commitment shown by the Ministry of Public Works and Transport underscores the government’s priority on developing robust infrastructure that meets international standards for durability and safety. As construction continues to move forward, this project stands as a testament to the ongoing efforts to modernize Cambodia’s national road and bridge network for long-term socio-economic growth. (read more)

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