Kalasin's Lam Pao Dam Bridge 31% Complete, Set for 2028 Finish
The bridge crossing the Lam Pao Dam in Kalasin Province, Thailand, has reached 31% completion and is slated for finishing in 2028. Once completed, it will significantly improve connectivity between two districts on either side of the dam, eliminating the need for a car ferry.
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