![Prime Minister: Anti-Flood Projects Will Finish on Time (Thailand)]()
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has been briefed by the National Water Resources and Flood Policy Committee on the progress in various flood prevention projects while assuring that the deadlines will be met. Prime Minister Yingluck said her recent meeting with the National Water Resources and Flood Policy Committee was for her to be reported on [...]
![Thailand: Military Will Finish Dredging in May, Army Chief General Says]()
Army Chief General Prayuth Chan-Ocha said that the canal dredging operation undertaken by military personnel in Bangkok is schedule to finish by May, in time for the rainy season. General Prayuth yesterday was on hand to welcome Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to the canal dredging site in Bang Khae District, Bangkok, where she was to [...]
![CA Plans to Find New Contractor to Finish Lake Elkhorn Dredging (USA)]()
Columbia Association officials are trying to hire a new company to wrap up the dredging project at Lake Elkhorn – a project that has gone on… By David Greisman (columbia) Source: columbia, May 5, 2011;
![Malaysia: Expansion of Bintulu Port to Finish by August]()
KUCHING: Bintulu Port’s expansion projects, worth some RM300mil, will be completed between June and August this year, said Bintulu Port Holdings Bhd (BPHB) chief executive officer Mior Ahmad Baiti Mior Lub Ahmad. The projects include expanding the container terminal port’s… Source:biz.thestar,April 29,2010;
![Harvey Cedars Beach Replenishment Project to Finish by mid-June (USA)]()
HARVEY CEDARS — Contractors for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers expect to have all the dredging and sand replacement for the ongoing beach replenishment project completed by mid-June… Source:app,April 21,2010;
![Australia: Dredging at Lake Wendouree to Finish This Year]()
DREDGING works on Lake Wendouree could see rowers back on the water well before the lake’s expected fill date of 2013… Source:thecourier,April 14,2010;
![Shinnecock Inlet dredging works (USA) comes in $3 million under budget]()
Contractors have finished dredging the Shinnecock Inlet, removing more than 500,000 cubic yards of sand from the navigation channel, and the project came in $3 million under budget, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which oversaw the work. Source: 27 East News, January 15, 2010;
