Ba Ria-Vung Tau to get fisheries centre

May 27th at 15:03
27-05-2017 15:03:22+07:00

Ba Ria-Vung Tau to get fisheries centre

The Party Committee of the southern province of Ba Ria - Vung Tau has approved a plan to build a major fisheries centre in Vung Tau City’s Long Son Commune.

 

The centre, which will cover a 147-ha area on the east side of Go Gang Island, will include a fishing port, frozen storehouses and a seafood processing area.

It will also have a fishing boat maintenance centre and a sea rescue centre.

The VND2 trillion (US$88 million) centre will be funded by State and local budgets. Private resources will also be sought.

Construction will be divided into three stages from now through 2030.

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