PUNTLAND Bosaso Port Upgrade Project

[DR OSMAN]

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

 

[Manzana]

 

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[repo]

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

I wonder if they managed to make space on the coast in that residential area

 

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[DR OSMAN]

@Manzana

 

[Magaffe]

@Manzana

NICE!

The piling works have started.

 

[Magaffe]

That's a pretty big boom on that crawler crane. It's massive for a piling support crane. They might have plans to lift something big.

If we are lucky we maybe to be able to see it doing some big lifts.

 

[DR OSMAN]

 

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[𐒋𐒖𐒆𐒔𐒖𐒕𐒈]

Update: Bosaso port expansion project

 

[Capo Dhoore]

Phase 1 of the Bosaso Port expansion is complete. This is how Phase 2 will look

 

[Capo Dhoore]

Phase 1 of the Bosaso Port expansion is complete. This is how Phase 2 will look
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Phase 2 is expected to begin in March

 

[repo]

Phase 1 of the Bosaso Port expansion is complete. This is how Phase 2 will look
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Guul guul guul.

 

[DR OSMAN]

Not confident here using cobble stones in a port setting due to the anticipated load vs cobble stone is going to create to much upgrades and maintained cost, it's a simply a physic problem.

https:/www.facebook.com/100044155853572/posts/pfbid02ETWYD6AwVcfWr9zwTF33yfd5Rh6RhHN95yPXjU7mK1VM71WDud7E4SZvYVh6fWvgl/?app=fbl

This beautiful asphalt plant should've been the answer. Gee do I love the sound and smell of fresh and hot asphalt.

https:/www.facebook.com/100044155853572/posts/pfbid0pt6C7V8qNyqKc11Pxv6YJs5Q7QopebisTsN5k5obCLETfGdviBwY5qfGDskXKdcYl/?app=fbl

In reality I would've laid concrete on a steel base as it can last longer and is appropriate for anticipated loading, docking, transport needs of he port well into the future and making great savings on maintaince and repair work.

 

[Webb]

Not confident here using cobble stones in a port setting due to the anticipated load vs cobble stone is going to create to much upgrades and maintained cost, it's a simply a physic problem.

https:/www.facebook.com/100044155853572/posts/pfbid02ETWYD6AwVcfWr9zwTF33yfd5Rh6RhHN95yPXjU7mK1VM71WDud7E4SZvYVh6fWvgl/?app=fbl

This beautiful asphalt plant should've been the answer. Gee do I love the sound and smell of fresh and hot asphalt.

https:/www.facebook.com/100044155853572/posts/pfbid0pt6C7V8qNyqKc11Pxv6YJs5Q7QopebisTsN5k5obCLETfGdviBwY5qfGDskXKdcYl/?app=fbl

In reality I would've laid concrete on a steel base as it can last longer and is appropriate for anticipated loading, docking, transport needs of he port well into the future and making great savings on maintaince and repair work.

A lot of ports have those concrete interlock pavers

 

[White-Macrobian]

Damn we giving away our airport hotel to foreigners? they will collect hard dollars from transit passengers. Not a good move.




This is what the turks did to hamar, and we repeat it. This should be owned by locals.

Do u know who owns London Heathrow Airpot? Wallahi somalis need to take more finance/business classes.