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The Bangladeshi government looks to set up a shipbuilding facility in partnership with foreign investors at the Payra seaport in Patuakhali with an investment of $1.58 billion to cut import dependence for vessels and market ships globally.

New product is ideal for food and pharmaceutical processing and packaging

The Philippines wants more foreign investments in the construction and information technology-business process management sectors which are poised for continued growth, the Department of Trade and Industry said.

The Philippines wants more foreign investments in the construction and information technology-business process management sectors which are poised for continued growth, the Department of Trade and Industry said.

The Philippine construction sector has the potential to grow to P130 trillion by 2020 given a well-plotted construction roadmap, according to industry players. DCCD Engineering Corp. Chairman and CEO Engr. Michael Reyes cited the promising growth forecast for the construction sector at the recent P

BES Engineering Corp (中華工程) yesterday named its planned industrial complex in New Taipei City the BES Metaverse Industrial Park (中工雲宇宙), a high-tech complex designed to offer convenience and boost operating efficiency, BES chairwoman Chu Hui-lan (朱蕙蘭) said on Wednesday. The project in Tucheng District (土城) is a 16,000 ping (52,893m2) plot that is to house two buildings with a combined floor space of 107,000 ping, and is scheduled to be completed in the middle of 2025....

Taipei, Nov. 21 (CNA) The construction company responsible for the collapse of scaffolding at a Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) construction site in New Taipei that led to three deaths on Saturday will be issued with a NT$840,000 (US$30,216) fine, New Taipei's Department of Rapid Transit Systems announced on Sunday.

Three workers were killed and two injured after scaffolding at a construction site collapsed in New Taipei City’s Sansia District (三峽), the New Taipei City Fire Department said yesterday. The incident occurred at about 1pm, when the three-story-high scaffolding collapsed for an unknown reason, the department said. The construction is part of an elevated section of the MRT metro rail’s Sanying Line. One of the workers who died in the collapse was from Thailand, while the other two were Ta...

/ Staff writer, with CNAThree workers were killed and two injured after scaffolding at a construction site collapsed in New Taipei City’s Sansia District （三峽）, the New Taipei City Fire Department said yesterday.

Taipei, Nov. 20 (CNA) A Taiwanese construction company, RSEA Engineering Corp., and its contractors face fines of NT$300,000 each following the collapse of scaffolding at a work site in New Taipei Saturday that led to three deaths, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).