ඔය කොළබ මැනිං මාර්කට් එක හදන එක පහුගිය රජයේ කොළබ මහ නගර සැලැස්මට අනුව හදපු එකක් මනුස්සයෝ. ගෝඨා ඕක පාර්ලිමේන්තුවට ඉදිරිපත් කරන යෝජනාව යූ ටියුබ් එකේ තියෙනවා හොයන් බලපන් ආසාව යන්න. යෝජනාව දාපු ගමන් සම්මත වෙනවා.
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රඹා;20112393 said:රිදිච්ච පාර බෝඩ් ලෑලිවල පොටෝවගයක් ගහල දාල
මුගේ මහන්සියට සලකන්න ඕන බන් .. පව් ඕයි .. දුවන් ගිහින් ෆොටෝ ටික කරගෙන ඇවිල්ල
onnna paranam loku karanawa kiyala kiuwa.. lakunu karalath iwarai.. kawada hadai da danna...... rep++
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Design & Construction of Rajagiriya Flyover
Client: Centunion/Road Development Authority
Project Value: Rs.868.0 Million
Commencement: Apr 20, 2016
Completion: Dec 19, 2018
http://www.accessengsl.com/project/bridges-flyovers/design-construction-of-rajagiriya-flyover/
Design & Construction of Polgahawela Flyover
Client: Centunion/Road Development Authority
Project Value: Rs.597.0 Million
Commencement: Apr 20, 2016
Completion: Aug 19, 2017
http://www.accessengsl.com/project/bridges-flyovers/design-construction-of-polgahawela-flyover/
Design & Construction of Ganemulla Flyover
Client: Centunion/Road Development Authority
Project Value: Rs.389.0 Million
Commencement: Apr 20, 2016
Completion: Jun 19, 2017
http://www.accessengsl.com/project/bridges-flyovers/design-construction-of-ganemulla-flyover/
Construction of 3 Bridges - Major Bridge Construction Projects of The National Road Network
Client: Wakachiku Construction Co.Ltd/RDA
Project Value: Rs. 3,40.8 Million
Commencement: Feb 16, 2016
Completion: Oct 15, 2016
http://www.accessengsl.com/project/...uction-projects-of-the-national-road-network/
Urban Regeneration Project - City of Colombo, Construction of 608 Housing Units for Government Servants at Borella
Client: Urban Development Authority
Project Value: Rs. 4,499.2 Million
Commencement: Dec 23, 2015
Completion: Dec 23, 2018
http://www.accessengsl.com/project/...ing-units-for-government-servants-at-borella/
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Design & Construction of Rajagiriya Flyover
Client: Centunion/Road Development Authority
Project Value: Rs.868.0 Million
Commencement: Apr 20, 2016
Completion: Dec 19, 2018
http://www.accessengsl.com/project/bridges-flyovers/design-construction-of-rajagiriya-flyover/
රාජගිරියෙ ඔහොම එකක් හදනව තියා මැනලවත් නැ බොරු දන්ඩ එපා
http://www.sundaytimes.lk/160110/ne...giriya-junction-minister-kiriella-178341.html
http://www.sundaytimes.lk/150719/bu...agiriya-ganemulla-and-polgahawela-157618.html
https://vimeo.com/100888153
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මේවා ගිය ආණ්ඩුවෙන් නැවත පදිංචි කිරීම වෙනුවෙන් වෙන් කරපු ඉඩම් ... කොහොමත් නිවාස ව්යපෘති මිනිස්සු වෙනුවෙන් කරන්න ගියේ ..
අර පුස් සජිත් අලුතින් නම දාල උන්ගේ වැඩක් වගේ ලෝකෙට පෙන්නනවා.. මේකේ සම්පුර්ණ ඉදිකිරිම කරන්නේ දයා ගමගේ.. කොහොමද ගේම.... මේවා දාල නිකන් පිචන් වෙන්න එපා ඕයි
ආසියානු සංවර්ධන බැංකුවෙන් ශ්රී ලංකාවට ඩොලර් බිලියන තුනක්
May 07, 2016 Chathuranga Rajapaksha Business
ශ්රී ලංකාවේ යටිතල පහසුකම් සංවර්ධනය සදහා අමෙරිකානු ඩොලර් බිලියන තුනක මූල්ය ආධාර ලබාදීමට ආසියානු සංවර්ධන බැංකුව එකඟතාවය පළ කර තිබේ.
ADB to fund development projects in Sri Lanka
- http://newsfirst.lk/english/2016/05/adb-fund-development-projects-sri-lanka/135939
May 07, 2016 Chathuranga Rajapaksha Business
ශ්රී ලංකාවේ යටිතල පහසුකම් සංවර්ධනය සදහා අමෙරිකානු ඩොලර් බිලියන තුනක මූල්ය ආධාර ලබාදීමට ආසියානු සංවර්ධන බැංකුව එකඟතාවය පළ කර තිබේ.
ADB to fund development projects in Sri Lanka
- http://newsfirst.lk/english/2016/05/adb-fund-development-projects-sri-lanka/135939
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Elevated highways to link Colombo, Peliyagoda and Rajagiriya:
by Rohana Jayalal
The Government plans to build two elevated highways linking Colombo to Peliyagoda and Rajagiriya to ease traffic congestion and connect the suburbs to the Expressways.
An artist’s impression of the elevated highways
The construction of elevated highways will be one of the government’s top priorities and the project is due to begin in September, Director General of Road Development Authority (RDA), M.P.K.L. Gunaratne told Sunday Observer Business.
The heavy vehicular traffic on Colombo roads has adversely affected commuters and the authorities, particularly during peak hours.
A survey has revealed that the government loses Rs. 35,000 million annually due to traffic congestion in Colombo, and it translates into massive socio-economic and environmental losses.
Elevated highways will link Colombo with key suburban towns, according to a three-year project being formulated. It is being carried out jointly by the Ministry of Megapolis and the Ministry of Highways, Gunaratne said.
Chairman, Road Development Authority (RDA), Nihal Suriyaarachchi said the estimated cost of the project would be around Rs. 130 billion and it would be on a Build-Operate-and Transfer (BOT) basis over a 25-year period.
The elevated highways would be built mainly over canals and Port Authority lands, to avoid the relocation of people as much as possible. The government hopes the elevated highways would be a major part of the solution to the ever-increasing traffic congestion in Colombo and the suburbs such as Battaramulla and Rajagiriya, Gunaratne said.
It will facilitate uninterrupted transport of cargo and containers from Colombo and the suburbs and ease the traffic congestion in the Colombo urban area. It would take about 10 minutes to reach Galle Face from Rajagiriya on the elevated highway, he said.
The elevated highways will be linked with the Colombo outer-circular road in Pore, Athurugriya, with the Katunayake Expressway at Peliyagoda, while another extension would be linked with Baseline Road near the Railway grounds at Dematagoda, he said.
According to Gunaratne, a 21.6 km long elevated highway will be built from Athurugiriya to Colombo Fort via Malabe, Battaramulla, Rajagiriya, Dematagoda and Orugodawatte.
Construction work will begin soon on the two elevated highways, one 6.9 kilometres long, with three lanes on one side, will link Peliyagoda to Rajagiriya, with access to the Outer Circular Expressway.
It has also been decided to build an Expressway at an estimated cost of Rs. 94 billion via Battaramulla, Malabe, and Athurugiriya, It will be connected with the Outer Circular Highway in the second phase and the northern end will connect the Katunayake Expressway.
The second elevated highway, a distance of 5.8 kilometres, will be constructed from Peliyagoda to the Colombo Port, to ease traffic congestion in the city, at an estimated cost of Rs. 36 billion.
The projects will be funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of Japan, he said.
The elevated highways constructed to ease traffic congestion, would have access from Malabe, the Koswatta junction, Rajagiriya, Madinnagoda and Kolonnawa.
This will be in addition to access from a point close to the Fort Railway station, the Port City, Peliyagoda and Dematagoda.
It will be further extended to Duplication Road. The proposed project is expected to be completed within three years, Gunaratne said. The proposed elevated highways project would be one of the top most projects to be launched this year.
- http://www.sundayobserver.lk/2016/04/17/fin02.asp
by Rohana Jayalal
The Government plans to build two elevated highways linking Colombo to Peliyagoda and Rajagiriya to ease traffic congestion and connect the suburbs to the Expressways.
An artist’s impression of the elevated highways
The construction of elevated highways will be one of the government’s top priorities and the project is due to begin in September, Director General of Road Development Authority (RDA), M.P.K.L. Gunaratne told Sunday Observer Business.
The heavy vehicular traffic on Colombo roads has adversely affected commuters and the authorities, particularly during peak hours.
A survey has revealed that the government loses Rs. 35,000 million annually due to traffic congestion in Colombo, and it translates into massive socio-economic and environmental losses.
Elevated highways will link Colombo with key suburban towns, according to a three-year project being formulated. It is being carried out jointly by the Ministry of Megapolis and the Ministry of Highways, Gunaratne said.
Chairman, Road Development Authority (RDA), Nihal Suriyaarachchi said the estimated cost of the project would be around Rs. 130 billion and it would be on a Build-Operate-and Transfer (BOT) basis over a 25-year period.
The elevated highways would be built mainly over canals and Port Authority lands, to avoid the relocation of people as much as possible. The government hopes the elevated highways would be a major part of the solution to the ever-increasing traffic congestion in Colombo and the suburbs such as Battaramulla and Rajagiriya, Gunaratne said.
It will facilitate uninterrupted transport of cargo and containers from Colombo and the suburbs and ease the traffic congestion in the Colombo urban area. It would take about 10 minutes to reach Galle Face from Rajagiriya on the elevated highway, he said.
The elevated highways will be linked with the Colombo outer-circular road in Pore, Athurugriya, with the Katunayake Expressway at Peliyagoda, while another extension would be linked with Baseline Road near the Railway grounds at Dematagoda, he said.
According to Gunaratne, a 21.6 km long elevated highway will be built from Athurugiriya to Colombo Fort via Malabe, Battaramulla, Rajagiriya, Dematagoda and Orugodawatte.
Construction work will begin soon on the two elevated highways, one 6.9 kilometres long, with three lanes on one side, will link Peliyagoda to Rajagiriya, with access to the Outer Circular Expressway.
It has also been decided to build an Expressway at an estimated cost of Rs. 94 billion via Battaramulla, Malabe, and Athurugiriya, It will be connected with the Outer Circular Highway in the second phase and the northern end will connect the Katunayake Expressway.
The second elevated highway, a distance of 5.8 kilometres, will be constructed from Peliyagoda to the Colombo Port, to ease traffic congestion in the city, at an estimated cost of Rs. 36 billion.
The projects will be funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of Japan, he said.
The elevated highways constructed to ease traffic congestion, would have access from Malabe, the Koswatta junction, Rajagiriya, Madinnagoda and Kolonnawa.
This will be in addition to access from a point close to the Fort Railway station, the Port City, Peliyagoda and Dematagoda.
It will be further extended to Duplication Road. The proposed project is expected to be completed within three years, Gunaratne said. The proposed elevated highways project would be one of the top most projects to be launched this year.
- http://www.sundayobserver.lk/2016/04/17/fin02.asp
පත්තරෙන්ද බන් ගුවන් පාලම් හදන්නෙ ලොල්,
ඔය උබ දාල තියෙන අනිත් ඒව බොඩ් ලැල්ලට විතරක් සීමා උන දේවල්, රාජගිරිය ගැන මම හොදට දන්නව ඔහොම එකකට මැනිම් කරලත් නැ දැනගෙන කියන්නෙ හරියටම.
පත්තරෙන්ද බන් ගුවන් පාලම් හදන්නෙ ලොල්,
Rajagiriya flyover: Construction to begin in July
The construction of the Rajagiriya flyover is scheduled to begin in July this year as an interim traffic solution in the Megapolis plan, Deputy Minister Dr. Harsha de Silva announced today.
The flyover is expected to reduce the current travel duration to half from Nelum Pokuna to Battaramulla.
In a Facebook post Dr. Silva said the work is scheduled to begin in July and end in January 2018.
“The project is financed via a soft loan from the Spanish Government and the project which I have been fighting for a long time and I am very happy that finally we are going to see the construction will get underway,” he said.
- http://www.dailymirror.lk/109437/Rajagiriya-flyover-Construction-to-begin-in-July
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