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Construction of a 15- meter of concrete iron bridge worth 10 million Afghanis begun in Bamyan

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Mon, Oct 12 2020 2:43 PM
آغاز کار ساخت ۱۵ متر پل آهن کانکریتی به ارزش ۱۰ میلیون افغانی در بامیان

with the total cost of 10 million AFN, Construction of a 15- meter iron concrete bridge and 300 meters connecting road has been recently started by the National Rural Access Program of the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development in Giro jow Ghajoor area located in Varas district of Bamyan province.

The bridge will connects the villages of Qara Ghajoor, Giro Jow, Zard Ney, Iljam, Noork and Nogak to the center of Varas district and will solve the transportation problems of 3000 villagers directly and 10000 indirectly.

It is worth mentioning that 2200 working days will be also created during the implementation of this project.

 

 

 

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