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New Russey Keo Bridge 50% Complete

  • Posted Jul 23, 2021 06:22 by Andrew Barnes-Roberts
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Phnom Penh: The construction of the new Russey Keo Bridge across the Tonle Sap River is 50% complete. The bridge will open in March 2023. The announcement was made by the Ministry of Public Works and Transport on Friday afternoon.

The bridge will be a huge benefit to the capital. It will create new traffic flow connecting National Road 5 in Russey Keo with National Road 6 in Chroy Changvar. Part of the project also includes a new road connecting this route to the new Moradok Techo National Stadium, which will host the SEA Games in 2023.


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