Minister of Construction and Infrastructure, Dr. Abdulla Muththalib, announced today that 35.53 percent of the Thilamale' Bridge project has been completed, marking significant progress in the endeavor.
During a press conference, Minister Muththalib disclosed that 58 percent of the piling work and 35.5 percent of the overall project have been successfully executed. Remarkably, the project currently stands 1.11 percent ahead of the scheduled timeline.
Emphasizing the importance of adhering to the project schedule, Minister Muththalib reiterated that maintaining momentum is a top priority.
Providing further insight into the project's status, the ministry revealed that 43 percent of the pile capping work, 40 percent of the pier column work, and 24 percent of the pre-casting work of the superstructure have been completed.
The Thilamale' Bridge, initiated by the previous government, faced delays in completion. However, under the current administration, the government anticipates project fulfillment by the end of 2026. The contract for the bridge construction has been awarded to India's AFCONS company.
With an estimated cost of $500 million, the Thilamale' Bridge holds significant promise for enhancing connectivity. The Construction Ministry remains optimistic that if the current pace of work is maintained, connectivity could be achieved by February next year, bringing renewed vitality to the region.
During a press conference, Minister Muththalib disclosed that 58 percent of the piling work and 35.5 percent of the overall project have been successfully executed. Remarkably, the project currently stands 1.11 percent ahead of the scheduled timeline.
Emphasizing the importance of adhering to the project schedule, Minister Muththalib reiterated that maintaining momentum is a top priority.
Providing further insight into the project's status, the ministry revealed that 43 percent of the pile capping work, 40 percent of the pier column work, and 24 percent of the pre-casting work of the superstructure have been completed.
The Thilamale' Bridge, initiated by the previous government, faced delays in completion. However, under the current administration, the government anticipates project fulfillment by the end of 2026. The contract for the bridge construction has been awarded to India's AFCONS company.
With an estimated cost of $500 million, the Thilamale' Bridge holds significant promise for enhancing connectivity. The Construction Ministry remains optimistic that if the current pace of work is maintained, connectivity could be achieved by February next year, bringing renewed vitality to the region.
