New Concrete Bridge Connecting Pak Klang & Koh Yor in Koh Kong Planned

The government has decided to build a new concrete bridge connecting Pak Klang commune to Kor Yor in Koh Kong province, replacing the old steel bridge to facilitate the travel of people and tourists.

Prime Minister Samdech Hun Sen unveiled the project during the inauguration of a new flood protection system Phnom Penh on Wednesday 20 April.

The new concrete bridge will be built and funded by Okhna Ly Yong Phat, PM Hun Sen said, citing the steel bridge must be replaced as it is slippery and dangerous.

With the new concrete bridge Koh Yor will become a better tourist destination with improved access, he added.

 

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