The Construction of Sewage System and Rainwater Pumping Station is Officially Ground Breaking in Kratie City

• 17 March 2025
• Local News
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The construction of a vital sewerage system and rainwater pumping station, officially ground-breaking on 5th March in Kratie City, is backed by over USD 7 million in funding through the Asian Development Bank-supported Rabien 4 urban development project.

H.E. Poo Manit, Deputy Director General of the Project at the Ministry of Public Works and Transport, highlighted that the primary goal of this ambitious project is to manage rainwater drainage within Kratie City effectively. By mitigating the risk of flooding during the rainy season, the new systems aim to enhance overall safety and quality of life for residents.

Adding to this sentiment, Heng Sotha, Deputy Governor of Kratie Province, stressed the multifaceted benefits of the rainwater drainage system. He noted that beyond preventing floods, the initiative is set to improve public health and hygiene, positively impact local livelihoods, and stimulate economic growth within the city.

The project comprises seven main components, reflecting a comprehensive approach to urban development:

1. Construction of a pumping station building with dimensions of 16.7 meters by 30 meters.
2. Development of a concrete pumping station measuring 13.4 meters by 18.5 meters.
3. The installation of three high-capacity water pumps designed to handle 10,380 cubic meters of water per hour.
4. Building a 110-meter long, 7.5-meter wide concrete road leading to the station.
5. The establishment of a main sewer network that spans 1,123 meters.
6. The creation of a water collection network, which will be connected to the existing sewer system for an additional 496 meters.
7. Construction of a stone-lined water channel, measuring 1.5 meters wide, 3 meters deep, and extending 220 meters in length.

As Kratie City embarks on this transformative project, residents eagerly anticipate the enhanced infrastructure that promises to usher in a new era of urban resilience and improved living conditions.

• Road and Infrastructure
• water infrastructure