วันจันทร์ที่ 13 สิงหาคม พ.ศ. 2555

Three new wharfs planned for Ahlone Port


  Rangoon (Mizzima) – The Ahlone Dockyard Port will significantly expand with the construction of three new wharfs valued at more than US$ 110 million.

A section of Dalah port, Rangoon, Burma. Photo: Nay Lin Aung / Mizzima
A section of Dalah port, Rangoon, Burma. Photo: Nay Lin Aung / Mizzima
Transport Minister Nyan Tun Aung said the work will be done in cooperation with Myanmar Annawar Swan Ah Shin Groups Company Limited, in a signing ceremony at Sedona Hotel in Rangoon.

Ko Ko Htoo, the managing director of the Myanmar Annawar Swan Ah Shin Groups Company Limited, said the three wharfs are designed to serve six [3,500-ton] vessels in simultaneous berths at the port, representing a total storage capacity of about 320,000 containers.

According to the Inland Water Transport website, the facility can now accommodate 16 vessels.

Earlier, the company built wharfs in the port facility, and it will operate the expanded facility under a long-term lease agreement, said Cho Than Maung, the managing director of Myanma Port Authority.

Transport Minister Nyan Tun Aung said in the signing ceremony that permitting private companies to run such facilities encourages private businesses and it is in line with other Asean countries’ economies.

Rangoon now has 18 wharfs, he said, and 14 more wharfs will be built.

Authorities are also planning new wharfs for the Thilawa Port in Thanlyin Township.

SR. PARTICULAR NUMBER OF SLIPWAYS CAPACITY
MAX: LIGHT WEIGHT
FOR DOCKING
1 Dalla dockyard 14 22 vessels 1400 tons
2 Ahlone dockyard 7 16 vessels 250 tons
3 Mandalay dockyard 1 5 vessels 300 tons
4 Thanlwin dockyard 1 2 vessels 300 tons
5 Sittwe dockyard 1 5 vessels 250 tons
6 Chindwin dockyard 1 3 vessels 250 tons

Total 25 53 vessels

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