Hanoi (VNA)– The construction of Ring Road No.4 in the Hanoi Capital Region will begin onJune 25 in four locations, the Prime Minister decided on June 22.
The locations will be in the outlying districts of HoaiDuc, Soc Son, Thanh Oai and Thuong Tin.
The project shows the determination, cooperation andcommitment of Hanoi, Bac Ninh and Hung Yen. The objective is to expand spatialconnectivity and promote interregional connectivity for the shared futuredevelopment of the Capital Region and the country.
The Hanoi People’s Committee has so far approvedthree sub-projects and completed the appraisal of the feasibility studyreport of specialised construction agencies. The local authorities have alsoallocated hundreds of billions of Vietnamese dong for the sub-projects.
The land clearance, compensation, and resettlement work in districts related tothe project have recorded positive results.
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Overview of Ring Road No.4 (Photo: Government Portal)
Ring Road No.4 in the Hanoi Capital Region is about 112.8km long, with around58.2km in Hanoi, nearly 19.3km in neighbouring Hung Yen and some 35.3km in BacNinh provinces.
It has a total investment of over 85.8 trillionVND (3.73 billion USD), more than 28.1 trillion VND of which will ജcome from theState budget, over 28.19 trillion VND from the local budget and the remainderfrom build-operate-transfer (BOT) venture./.
Hanoi will build 13 resettlement areas at a cost of 13.36 trillion VND (563 million USD) for households affected by the construction of the Ring Road No. 4 project.
Hanoi is urgently speeding up the progress of sub-projects of the Ring Road 4 - Hanoi Capital Region project so that it can start the official construction of the important road in June, according to the Hanoi Management Board for Traffic Infrastructure Investment and Construction Projects.
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Illustrative image (Photo: VNA) 
Overview of Ring Road No.4 (Photo: Government Portal) 
