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Central Road dig on schedule

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Central Road dig on schedule

 

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PATTAYA:--Now working around the clock, construction to submerge electricity and utility lines underground on Central Road moved into “phase 2”.

 

The second section of roadwork began in front of Harbor Mall on Aug. 22 where heavy machinery scraped and dug up the pavement and workers prepared to sink concrete housing for the wires.

 

The operation appears to be moving along on schedule, with barricades placed around workers as they move east on Central Road. Only work zones are closed to traffic and signs clearly point out detours.

 

Read more: http://www.pattayamail.com/news/central-road-dig-schedule-184871

 
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-- © Copyright Pattaya Mail 2017-09-02

Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf

I've learned after many years in Thailand that "on schedule" is a relative term, I'll believe it when I see it's done.

Don't worry..... Everything is on schedule!
The only problem is that nobody knows the schedule :cheesy:

It's quick and easy to tear things apart "on schedule".  Putting them back together always seems to be the problem.

How do they do it with all those internet lines? 

27 minutes ago, Jack Mountain said:

How do they do it with all those internet lines? 

 

I believe the project is strictly concerned with burying high-voltage power lines of the PEA.

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