Preah Sihanouk Governor Mang Sineth led specialist officials and representatives of relevant departments to inspect concrete-road construction in Sihanoukville on the afternoon of November 1, 2025. He spoke with residents along roads being repaired about their daily lives and asked for their understanding, saying public cooperation was important to completing the projects and improving access.
Mang Sineth said the three concrete-road projects in Sangkat 1, Sihanoukville, were provincial development works funded by the 2025 provincial budget. He instructed technical officials to check compliance with designs and ensure durable construction quality.
The first project repairs the road in front of the provincial prison: 515 metres long, six metres wide and 0.15 metres thick. It includes four cross-road pipes 0.6 metres in diameter and ten metres long; one pipe one metre in diameter and ten metres long; and a U-shaped drain measuring one by 1.2 metres and ten metres long. The second project concretes the access road to the new vehicle parking area, 263 metres long, 10.25 metres wide and 0.20 metres thick. The third road is 950 metres long, 7.25 metres wide and 0.20 metres thick, with concrete surfacing, kerbs on both sides, nine side-road connections with an area stated as 234 square metres, and four drainage crossings 0.8 metres in diameter.
The governor asked residents along the roads to help maintain them and keep overloaded heavy vehicles off them so they would last, particularly for children travelling to school. He also advised residents to provide appropriate drainage to improve water flow, sanitation and the local environment.
By Pai Sokhim.
