China News Service, Lhasa, December 14th (Reporter Gongsanlam) In the past few days, all kinds of machinery have been constantly shuttled through the construction site of the comprehensive treatment and ecological restoration project of the Lhasa River City section. The construction personnel on site grabbed the construction period and accelerated the progress. The construction progress of this livelihood project.
The comprehensive treatment and ecological restoration project of the Lhasa River city section officially started construction on November 6, 2019. The construction content includes the newly built Gongbutang, the left bank of the Lhasa Bridge, the Subjiao Lin, the left and right banks of the No. 2 gate, the Lhasa Railway Station, and the city of Lhasa. The Environmental Sanitation Bureau and other 7 sections of beach protection and corresponding beach ecological landscape projects.
The picture shows the construction workers of the comprehensive treatment and ecological restoration project in the Lhasa River City section.
Photo by Gunsanlam
After the winter in 2020, the weather in Lhasa will gradually turn cold, with a large temperature difference between day and night.
However, the comprehensive management and ecological restoration project of the Lhasa River City section did not stop due to this.
The construction workers on the site wore thick winter clothes and stood by the front line of the construction in the biting cold wind. They were fully energized to ensure the smooth progress of various projects.
The picture shows the construction site of the comprehensive treatment and ecological restoration project of the Lhasa River city section in the warm winter sun.
Photo by Gunsanlam
It is understood that the total investment of the project is more than 350 million yuan, the total length of the river treatment is 16.34 kilometers, the total length of the bank protection project is 13.79 kilometers, and the total area of the ecological landscape project is 128.92 hectares.
Up to now, the image progress of the project has completed more than 60% of the total progress, and strive to start planting and greening in March 2021, and plan to complete the acceptance on May 20, 2021.
The data picture shows (aerial) the Lhasa Liuwu Bridge across the Lhasa River and part of the construction site.
Photo by Jiang Feibo
Lhasa River is the mother river of Lhasa City. It is called "Jiqu" in Tibetan, which means "Happy River" and "Happy River". It is the largest tributary of the Yarlung Zangbo River.
The river basin is rich in plateau animal and plant resources and geothermal resources. It is one of the main grain producing areas in Tibet, and it is also the political, economic, cultural, transportation and religious center of Tibet.
After the completion of the project, it will effectively increase the forest and grass coverage of Lhasa River City, reduce regional soil erosion, enhance ecological protection efficiency, improve the river ecological environment, promote harmony between people and water, and meet the needs of people for leisure, entertainment, and fitness.
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