34% Progress on Siraf Grade Separated Interchange on the Kangan–Doraheak Ring Road

Bushehr – The Deputy for Engineering and Construction at the Bushehr Province Roads and Urban Development Department said the first phase of the Siraf grade separated interchange on the Kangan–Doraheak ring road is underway, with 34% physical progress.

Bushehr - The Deputy Director of Engineering and Construction of the General Directorate of Roads and Urban Development of Bushehr province said: The first phase of Siraf non-level intersection in Kangan-Durahak ring road is being implemented with a physical progress of 34%.

According to Mehr reporter, Seyed Amin Arefzadeh, on Thursday evening, during the visit of the Deputy Coordinator of Civil Affairs of Bushehr Governorate and the Governor of Deir City to Siraf Intersection Project, he presented a report on the latest implementation status and technical specifications of the first phase of this project.

Describing the technical specifications of the project, the deputy director of engineering and construction of the General Directorate of Roads and Urban Development of Bushehr Province stated: The first phase of the non-level Siraf intersection in the Kangan-Durahak Beltway includes the construction of a bridge device with a 40-meter span and the implementation of a 1,300-meter-long track, which is currently being implemented with a physical progress of 34% and with the aim of developing transportation infrastructure in the southern corridor of Bushehr Province.

Explaining the executive actions taken, he added: Rockfill and earthworks operations along the axis have been completed. Also, the paving, molding and concreting operations of two bridge devices and three supports of the big bridge of the project have been done.