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NC questions the slow progress of highway construction between Trashigang and Samdrup Jongkhar

November 28, 2022
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The National Council Member of Trashigang questioned the Works and Human Settlement Minister regarding the slow progress of highway construction between Trashigang and Samdrup Jongkhar. The MP pointed out that the construction works are so slow that even after 15 years, works on the 180-kilometre road remain incomplete. In response, the minister said the ministry is aware of the situation and has been monitoring the works. He also said the construction works have been affected and delayed due to the pandemic and problems with contractors.

“Between Wamrong and Tshelingor, we are currently blacktopping the road and the works will be completed within two months. For the 10 Km road between Mukarzor and Tshelingor, we are left with WMM and blacktopping works which will be completed by next year mid,’’ said Works and Human Settlement Minister Dorji Tshering.

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