The new Chak Angre Krom-Prek Pra bridge, spanning the Bassac river, is now 36% complete according to authorities. On Tuesday, June 17, 2025, the project management unit for the construction of the Bassac River Bridge (Chak Angre Krom-Prek Pra), led by His Excellency Suong Heng, Secretary of State and Project Director, inspected and monitored the implementation of the project, which as of mid-June 2025 has achieved approximately 36%, after the inauguration of the construction site on February 19, 2024 under the high chairmanship of Hun Manet, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia. Currently, the eastern bridge work has been completed: 1/ The bridge foundation has been completed by approximately 66.50%, including 156 foundation pillars, 137 pillars, 20 piers, 9 piers, and 12 under-girders, 8 beams. 2/ The bridge structure has been completed by 25.12%, including 12 bridge piers, 6 pillars, 52 bridge piers, 24 piers, and 34 bridge head beam, 10 beams, as well as some other important works. The construction period as of May 2025 has been completed in 16 months, equivalent to 38.10% of the 42-month construction plan, without any delay compared to the planned work program, which is scheduled to be completed in early 2028.The project management unit urged the company to accelerate the construction of the road connecting to National Road No. 1 and continue to strengthen work safety as the rainy season begins, and to continue to maintain and install additional safety buoys on the water for the safety of users of water transportation.