FOREIGN NEWS : the world’s longest sea bridge finally has been completed

After 8 years of major work, China has said it has completed the world’s longest sea bridge, after its lighting system was installed and tested.

It took six years arrangement, and eight years to construct the 55-kilometer-long scaffold connecting Hong Kong, Zhuhai and Macao. 

Significant work on the extension comprised of a 22.9-kilometer-long fundamental scaffold, a 6.7-kilometer-long passage and a simulated island off the extension, which is viewed as the most in fact requesting some portion of the entire development. 

In the following couple of weeks, designers and constructors will test the coordination of the scaffold's different frameworks and gear, and continue with review and cleaning work, said Zhang Jinwen, venture chief with the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (HZMB) Authority. 

"The scaffold will be put into trial operation after its port undertaking is finished and assumed control by traditions, assessment and isolate, and fringe control specialists," Zhang said. 

In the previous 14 years, the local economy and transport arrange have experienced gigantic changes, driving experts to re-survey the use rate of the scaffold, said Su Yi, collaborator to the head of the HZMB Authority. 

Be that as it may, Su expelled stresses that the extension would not have enough activity, saying, "we have full certainty for what's to come". 

"We have an entire tool kit of arrangements available to us," Su said. "Its like playing cards. We can modify our moves as needs be." 

The scaffold will slice travel time between Hong Kong and Zhuhai from three hours to only 30 minutes, additionally incorporating urban areas in the Pearl River Delta.