Thuan An Bridge Construction Delayed In Vietnam

The Thuan An Bridge project, which saw its groundbreaking on March 24, 2022, has faced schedule delays. Originally expected to be completed in March 2025, the timeline has been pushed back. The first phase involves an investment of approximately 2,400 billion VND, with construction costs exceeding 2,000 billion VND. The reinforced concrete structure features a navigation span of over 200 meters to accommodate large vessels. The bridge is intended to improve connectivity between Vietnam and the sea, boosting economic development in the Thuan An estuary and surrounding areas. Construction of the Thuan An Bridge in Quang Ninh province has been delayed from its original March 2025 completion target. Construction of the Thuan An bridge is facing delays due to technical infrastructure issues involving electricity and water. The project is also struggling with the completion of compensation payments to local residents. Some households have reportedly refused to accept compensation for land acquisition, which has hindered progress. These complications are expected to impact the ability of construction units to complete the road on schedule.