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First four kilometers of asphalt laid on Cholpon-Ata bypass road

From 24.kg · () Russian

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  • The first four kilometers of asphalt have been laid on the new Cholpon-Ata bypass road in Kyrgyzstan.
  • The 15.64-kilometer bypass project, financed by the republican budget, includes bridges, culverts, and utility line relocation.
  • Construction is being carried out by China Road and Bridge Corporation, with completion scheduled for Independence Day.

The initial phase of construction on the Cholpon-Ata bypass road in Kyrgyzstan has reached a milestone, with the first four kilometers of asphalt now laid. This new 15.64-kilometer road is a significant infrastructure project aimed at alleviating traffic congestion within the city and improving transit capacity.

Financed entirely by the republican budget, the project encompasses more than just paving. It involves the construction of necessary bridges, the installation of culverts for drainage, and the complex task of relocating and renovating existing utility lines to accommodate the new route.

The Ministry of Transport and Communications of Kyrgyzstan reported on the ongoing construction, emphasizing the road's potential to enhance traffic safety and overall flow. The project is being managed by the China Road and Bridge Corporation, a major player in international infrastructure development.

Completion of the Cholpon-Ata bypass road is anticipated to coincide with Kyrgyzstan's Independence Day, marking a significant achievement for the region's transportation network.

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