On August 2, the Vietnam-Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) located in Nghe An Province held a ground breaking ceremony for upgrades to the waste treatment plant to address current capacity issues.
Edwin Chee, deputy general director of the VSIP, said it’s been a long time coming.
“We are excited to finally get this project under way,” he said. “This is the largest project ever implemented by the industrial park.”
The first phase of the expansion will significantly increase the plant’s capacity from 22,000 cubic metres per day by 6,000 cubic metres per day and give it adequate treatment capacity to support the park’s economic growth and future needs.
He said the first phase scheduled for completion in August 2017 also will help reduce noise and odour problems in the surrounding community.
The plant expansion is part of the industrial park’s larger capital improvement program that is repairing its aging water and sewer system as well as constructing a new fire station and emergency rescue facilities.
Source: Vov