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Hun Sen Seeks Chinese Help for Bridge Project

26 March 2013
The Cambodia Daily
Infrastructure / Roads and bridges / Transport and shipping / Transport infrastructure and facilities
Bassac River / bridges / Changva bridge / Chinese aid / Chinese Ambassador Pan Guangxue / His Majesty former King Norodom Sihanouk / Hong Kong / Hun Sen / Infrastructure / Japanese aid / Kampong Chhang / Kampong Chhang province / Kampong Thom / Kampong Thom Province / Kandal / Kandal Province / King Father Norodom Sihanouk / Kompong Cham / Kompong Cham Province / kratie / Kratie Province / Land rights / Land titles / Macau / Mekong river / Mok Kampul district / Monivong Bridge / National Road 6 / Ponhea Leu district / President Mao Zedong / Prime Minister Hun Sen / Prime Minister Zhou Enlai / roads / Stung Treng / Stung Treng Province / Tonle Sap / Tonle Sap basin

Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday urged China to come up with enough funding for Cambodia to build a 3.5km bridge across the Tonle Sap and connect National Road 6 in Kampong Thom with Kampong Chhang province. Speaking at a ground-breaking ceremony for a $20 million Chinese ...

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