Bridge linking Dala and Seikkyi-Khanaungto to be completed by May 2025

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Bridge pile foundation construction site in Dala township.

Dala-Seikkyi-Khanaungto Bridge which will connect Seikkyi Khanaungto township with Dala township is planned to be completed by May 2025, according to Ministry of Construction.

Currently, bored pile drilling was completed at Dala side and it has been continued at Seikkyi-Khanaungto side. At Dala side, construction of piles below the bridge has completed over 18 per cent.

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Dala- Seikkyi-Khanaungto Bridge construction project model

“Seikkyi-Khanaungto bridge is shorter than Dala bridge, so it is expected to be finished earlier. Flooring work hasn’t seen yet. Transportation between the two townships will be eased and that will please residents when the bridge completes,” a writer as well as a Dala resident told the Global News Light of Myanmar (GNLM).

The bridge construction also includes Gyobyu water pipeline project which aims to provide freshwater for Dala and as it is also planned to connect with Myanmar-Korea Friendship Bridge, it will take just 20 minutes to travel from Seikkyi-Khanaungto to Yangon downtown.

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Dala- Seikkyi-Khanaungto Bridge construction project model

The bridge will be 740 meters long and have a two-lane steel arch bridge.

The bridge will have a 28 feet wide motorway. The sidewalk will be 1.6 feet wide on each side, and the water clearance will be 49 feet high and 459 feet wide, and it can withstand 75 tonnes of loads.

The construction of the bridge crossing the Twantay Canal began on 8 September 2020 with Union Budget K34billion. Construction works are expected to finish in March 2025.

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