Construction on cement grinding station begins in Ha Giang
The Manh Binh Minh construction material company held a groundbreaking ceremony on November 23 for a cement grinding station with annual capacity of 700,000 tonnes in Ha Giang.
Ha Giang (VNA) –The Manh Binh Minh construction material company held a groundbreaking ceremonyon November 23 for a cement grinding station with annual capacity of 700,000tonnes in the northern mountainous province of Ha Giang.
The facility, worth nearly100 billion VND, is located in Binh Vang Industrial Park, Vi Xuyen district.
It is expected to begin operationsin the third quarter of 2018. The technologically advanced station will producecement in line with national standards while ensuring labour safety and hygieneand environmental protection.
Le Van Ngan, vice head ofthe provincial Economic Zones Management Board said the station is one of threeinvestment projects in Binh Vang Industrial Park to be licensed this year.
It is expected to createjobs, contribute to the local budget, and meet the province’s demand forcement, Ngan said.-VNA
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At the groundbreaking ceremony (Source: VNA) 
