The Kribi Deep Sea Port is located in southwest of Cameroon, which is 30km south of the city of Kribi. The project cost is 568 million US dollars, of which 85% is Buyer’s Credit Loan for the Cameroon government provided by China EXIM Bank, and the other 15% is funded by the employer, Ministry of Economy, Planning, and Regional Development of Cameroon. The project completion period is 36 months, encompass the construction of one 40000 dwt multi-purpose berth and one 50000 dwt container berth, with 272m and 398m long respectively; the gravity caisson structure will be used for sub-structures, and the designed hydraulic-structure can support 70000 dwt bulk carrier and 70000 dwt container carrier when berthing; the breakwater measures 1355m long. Loading and unloading equipment, rear stack yard, electro-mechanical facilities and other auxiliary buildings and devices etc. are also part of the Contract.
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ECRL Section 6 Starts the Erection of the First T-beam for Section C
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ECRL Section 6 Starts Laying Tracks for the First Track-laying Section
Recently, with the track laying machine rumbling, the sleepers and the tracks slowly fell from the track laying machine in turn. The acceptance and handover of the first track-laying section of the ECRL Section 6 was completed and the track-laying construction started, marking the official entry into the track laying stage of the B Section under ECRL Section 6, 37 days ahead of the original plan.
Deputy Chief Minister of Sarawak Attends the Celebration for the Achievement of 1,500,000 Man-hours...
Recently, the celebration for the achievement of 1,500,000 man-hours without LTI of Sarawak No.2 Trunk Road Section B1 Project in Malaysia was held in Sri Aman. Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas - Deputy Chief Minister and Minister for Infrastructure and Port Development of Sarawak, and Richard – Director General of Sarawak Public Works Department (JKR Sarawak) attended the celebration and gave speeches. Local councillors, heads of various divisions of Sarawak Public Works Department, head of Sri Aman Branch head and project leader of JV Company were also present at the celebration.
ECRL Project Successfully Makes the First Turn-around of the Track-laying Unit
Recently, as the main engine of the track-laying machine was smoothly lifted back to the track at the special level crossing for the large-scale hoisting at the track-laying base from the axial low flatbed trailer, the CCCC ECRL project has successfully made the first turn-around of the track-laying unit. As a key step of connecting the first and second paving sections of the main line, the smooth turn of the track-laying unit indicates that the project is ready for the start of the long-track laying in the second paving section in advance.
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