On May 15, 2022, the KKH-02 road project of the Dasu Hydropower Station in Pakistan officially started on the left bank road. Zhang Jun, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and General Manager of Energy China Gezhouba International Company, firstly thanked the owners and engineers for their continuous support and help to the project, and said that the project team would continue to work hard to seize the construction period, and hoped that everyone would work together to overcome the difficulties It is difficult to ensure the smooth performance of the project.

Dasu Hydropower Station in Pakistan

The Dasu Hydropower Station in Pakistan is located in the Indus River Basin, Kohistan District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan. The total installed capacity of the power station is 5,400 MW, which will be implemented in two phases. The dam is 242 meters high and 570 meters long. The designed RCC project volume is 4.7 million cubic meters. It is the highest RCC dam under construction in the world. It is also the project with the most technical difficulty, the largest total installed capacity and the largest total investment in Pakistan so farone.

KKH-02 rerouted highway project: 370 kilometers away from the capital Islamabad, starting at K318+000 of N35 highway 22 kilometers north of DASU town in northern Pakistan. The line is located along the left line of the Indus River, about 12 kilometers upstream of the DASU dam. It is the resettlement and local transportation channel for the Dasu Hydropower Project. The project has a total length of 37.013 kilometers, a contract construction period of 728 days, and a contract value of 151 million US dollars.

The KKH-02 road is another important engineering node of the Dasu project. After completion, it will bring great convenience to local residents. At the same time, the project construction will effectively improve the local infrastructure and promote the development of local industry, agriculture, tourism and other industries. , promote the local economy, improve the local people's livelihood, and benefit the Pakistani people. Editor/He Yuting