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Home›Infrastructure›Fohdhoo coastal works move forward
Infrastructure

June 29, 2020 · about 6 years ago

Fohdhoo coastal works move forward

Work on coastal protection structures at N. Fohdhoo is well underway, with 58% project progress so far, Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) said in their latest release. “We are currently working on back-fill area leveling works and geo bag filling which will be used for revetment cons

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Fohdhoo coastal works move forward
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Work on coastal protection structures at N. Fohdhoo is well underway, with 58% project progress so far, Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) said in their latest release.

“We are currently working on back-fill area leveling works and geo bag filling which will be used for revetment construction,” MTCC said.

The project involves sand filtering works of 1,400cbm; sand filling for geo bags; and sand back-filling works of 5,000cbm; placing of geo bags along 180m area.

According to MTCC, the project will help protect the area from coastal erosion.

The estimated value of the scheme is around $500,000.

The project – awarded on 25th February 2020 and received EIA Approval on 18th March 2020 – is estimated to be completed in 180 days.

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