Gov’t Approves US$100 million Budget Renovating 11 More Roads in Sihanoukville

In addition to the recently-completed 34-road project, the government has allocated another US$100 million for Sihanoukville to renovate 11 more roads in two districts, according to Sihanoukville municipal governor Y Sokleng on 14 January.

Speaking at a press conference of the provincial work progress, Mr Sokleng said the 11 roads are already under construction and are 21% completed to date.

“Most of the short-distance roads are almost completed. Only the 43-km 46B road is still under construction,” said Mr Sokleng.

He added that these 11 roads are located in two districts, which are Prey Nob and Stueng Hav.

This 11-road project is an additional project to the recently-completed 34-road project that consumed a total budget of approximately US$300 million. (Read more)

Besides these two projects, many other infrastructure development projects are being implemented in Sihanoukville such as the PP-SHV expressway, deep seaport, international airport, wastewater treatment plants, landfills, among other projects. (Read more)

 

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