All ready to bridge Pahang and Terengganu for ECRL


Ready for project: An official showing the temporary steel bridge that will be used to support construction equipment deployed to build a pair of rail bridges to the right of the temporary bridge, which runs across Sungai Kemaman.

KEMAMAN: Work to span Sungai Kemaman, the longest river in the northern stretch of the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL), is ready to commence once regulatory approval is obtained.

In a site inspection on Wednesday arranged by the contractor, China Communications Construction (ECRL) Sdn Bhd (CCCECRL), the media was brought to see the temporary steel bridge that has been completed across the 180m-wide river near Kampung Binjai.

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