HLAINGBWE, 22 JUNE

A REINFORCED CONCRETE BRIDGE HAS BEEN BUILT TO LINK KYAINN VILLAGE WITH OTHER VILLAGES IN HLAINGBWE TOWNSHIP, KAYIN STATE SINCE 12 NOVEMBER 2019 AND THE PROJECT WAS COMPLETED BY HUNDRED PERCENT, ACCORDING TO AN OFFICIAL FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT.

THE BRIDGE ON THE HLAINGBWE-KYAINN ROAD IS 183 FT. LONG, 15 FT. WIDE AND CAN WITHSTAND UP TO 20 TONS OF WEIGHT. THE BRIDGE WAS IMPLEMENTED WITH KS. 183 MILLION PROVIDED BY JAPAN AND IS EXPECTED TO BENEFIT 23,452 RESIDENTS FROM 4014 HOUSEHOLDS FROM 32 VILLAGES IN THE TOWNSHIP.    

CONSTRUCTION OF THE BRIDGE IS FINISHED, SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, EDUCATION AND HEALTH SECTOR OF THE AREA WILL DEVELOP, THEREBY IMPROVING SOCIALECONOMIC STATUS OF LOCALS.

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