DPWH Bridges Project: Ending Stranding During Storms and Enh

End stranding during storms with the construction of two bridges linking Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) collaborates with Japanese experts to assess long-span bridge projects connecting the country's main island groups. This proposal aims to reduce travel time and port congestion, offering a permanent solution to the problem of stranding during weather disturbances. The project's engineering solutions draw inspiration from successful international bridge constructions. Business leaders welcome the development, emphasizing the economic benefits and increased efficiency in travel and goods delivery. Budget support is crucial for the realization of this ambitious plan.

Related Keywords

China , Japan , Mandaue , Philippines , Florida , United States , Manila , Port Area , Philippines General , Caraga , Davao Oriental , Sorsogon , Samar , Italy , Greece , Visayas , Philippine , Benguet , Leyte , Matnog , Capiz , Bicol , Camarines Sur , Nippon , Japanese , Manuel Bonoan , Masahiko Yasuda , Kelie Ko , Pacific Ocean , Infrastructure Development Institute , Department Of Public , Philippines Office , Japanese Embassy , Philippine Coastwise Shipping Association , Japan International Cooperation Agency , Mandaue Chamber , Public Works , Luzon Samar Bridge , Leyte Mindanao Bridge , Maharlika Highway , Pan Philippine Highway , Undersecretary Emil , Eastern Visayas , Luzon Samar Leyte Mindanao Linkage , Dia Nippon Engineering Consultants , Messina Strait Bridge , Rion Antirion Bridge , Strong Republic Nautical , Key West Florida , Luzon Samar Leyte Mindanao Linkage Project , Infrastructure Development Institute Idi Japan , Department Of Public Works And Highways Dpwh , Port Congestion , Stranding During Weather Disturbances , Bridges As Storm Proofing , Business Reaction To The Project , Economic Benefits , Budget Support ,