Vietnam will invest nearly 41.8 trillion Vietnamese dong (some 2.6 billion U.S. dollars) in upgrading and building paved roads in rural areas from now to 2010, so that all of its communes will have paved roads leading to their centers by the year, local newspaper Labor reported Monday.
Now, 280 communes in Vietnam have no paved roads leading to their centers, according to the Transport Development and Strategy Institute under the country's Transport Ministry.
Vietnam will build more concrete and asphalted roads, and bridges in rural areas. Such roads and bridges in the areas are now insufficient and of poor quality.
Source:Xinhua
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