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Tunnel, bridge projects divided, underpass to open ‘soon’ – PBTA

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PBTA President Ekasit Ngampichet (left) said the opening of the Central Road bypass tunnel will not be delayed by construction of a wheelchair-accessible overpass, as city councilman Sinchai Wattanasartsathorn looks on.

 

PATTAYA:--The opening of the Central Road bypass tunnel will not be delayed by construction of a wheelchair-accessible overpass, the head of the Pattaya Business & Tourism Association said.

 

Speaking at the PBTA’s May 22 meeting at the Grand Sole Hotel, Ekasit Ngam­pichet said the link tying the 800-million-baht Sukhumvit Road underpass to the pedestrian overpass near the Redemptorist Vocational School for Persons with Disabilities has been severed and they are now separate projects.

 

As a result, the tunnel will open “soon” he said.

 

For most of May, contractors have been testing ventilation and lighting systems two crucial pieces of the longest underpass tunnel in Thailand.

 

Read more: http://www.pattayamail.com/news/tunnel-bridge-projects-divided-underpass-open-soon-pbta-176520

 
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Its about time this was finished ,   the traffic congestion this project

has caused is woeful.   cant wait for the next ones to be started in pattaya. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The guy on the right in the picture,  looks like,  his just farted. :sick:

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3 minutes ago, mikebell said:

All the failed businesses; all the millions of inconvenienced motorists and they still can't open on time.  This project says everything about Thai corruption; Thai (lack of) Education; Thai work force.

Thai work force? I think they were mostly Cambodian or Burmese. Thai manual labour migrated to factories around the same time as Thai degree holders started working checkout at 7-eleven.

 

Probably Thai foremen though.

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I am rather hoping that when the new link road from route 7 to the Sattahip area is complete (sometime in 2019) it will negate any need for further underpasses as nearly all traffic going too or from Bangkok will use the new link, that's my wish anyway :smile:

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