Govt. and Opposition concerned on PHPA I’s progress
July 10th, 2019
The government and the Opposition are on the same page when it concerns the progress of Phunatshangchhu hydroelectric project I (PHPA I). Foreign minister, Dr Tandi Dorji during the recent press conference said that the cost at PHPA I has escalated three-folds. “I would like to agree that we should make a formal decision to see whether we should continue with this project,” he said.
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