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Koreans revalidates P4.6-B flood control project in 4th district

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO --- A group of Korean consultants had started the revalidation of the proposed P4.6-B flood control project in low lying areas in the 4th district  of the province.

The foreign consultants hired by  Korea Eximbank were  led by Park, Duck Hee, project manager; Kim Zun Seok, deputy director, Lee Dong Hun, deputy director; Taedong Park, president: overseas business division; Jean Young Heo, deputy general manager and Yong Hoom Choz, Jang Jzongho and Kim Dohoon, directors.
Governor Lilia Pineda meets Korean consultants on flood control project in Pampanga's 4th district
The revalidation initiative started yesterday after their meeting with the Governor Lilia Pineda which would last for 6 months.

Based on the feasibility study, the project cost would be P4,655,040,000 and will be covering the municipalities of Sto. Tomas, San Simon, Minalin, Macabebe and Masantol.

The loan component of the proposed project will reach to P3,899,710,000. This  will be funded by Korea -Economic Development Cooperation Fund (KEDCF).

The loans will be used for civil works, consultancy services (Detailed engineering, construction supervision) service charge and contingencies.

The counterpart of the Government of the Philippines (GOP) will reach to P755,330,000 and this will be utilized for the administrative cost, road right of way acquisition, local tax provision and contingencies.

Engr. Lita Manalo of the DPWH –MPE who accompanied the Korean consultants said the proposed flood control measures is aimed at mitigating flood damage to the province particularly in the said municipalities by increasing waterways capacity of the Third River, Eastern Branch River, Caduang Tete and Sapang Maragul River.

She added the project will also improve education and sanitary condition of 74 school sites in the said five municipalities and she added that this would generate employment of local folks within the vicinity of the project.

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