LRT-1 Cavite Extension reaches 73% overall progress rate

Trackwork installation now halfway complete

LRT-1 private operator Light Rail Manila Corporation (LRMC) performs non-stop works for the Phase 1 of the 11.7 km LRT-1 Cavite Extension Project. The 73% overall progress rate as of end August 2022 covers the ongoing electromechanical works such as the laying of rails and installation of the electrical system, as well as the construction of the additional five new LRT-1 stations for Phase 1: Redemptorist, MIA, PITX Asia World, Ninoy Aquino, and Dr. Santos.

The completed civil works for the LRT-1 Cavite Extension Phase 1 viaduct

Trackwork installation is now halfway complete with recent activities such as the simultaneous installations of pre-track assembly, shear connector, rebar, formworks support for track plinth, concrete pouring, and derailment wall.

Ongoing electromechanical works that include laying of rails and installation of electrical system
along PITX Asia World Station to Ninoy Aquino Station

With the project in full swing, the installation of tracks and overhead catenary system on the viaduct will continue at Ninoy Aquino Station which required a temporary closure of a portion of the outer lane (northbound) of Imelda Bridge linking Barangays La Huerta and Sto. Niño in Parañaque City on 10 October 2022 until 10 November 2022 (9pm-4am daily). This is to give way to the casting of concrete plinths and pedestals in the area.

Column and pier cleanup, including finishing works, will also commence at CAVITEX-Parañaque Bridge starting 7AM of 15 October until 11AM of 16 October 2022. This will require temporary closure of the inner/leftmost northbound of the carriageway.

Motorists are advised to plan their trips ahead and take alternative routes.

Ongoing construction at Dr. Santos Station of LRT-1 Cavite Extension Phase 1 project
Ongoing construction at MIA Station of LRT-1 Cavite Extension Phase 1 project

For more updates and info on the LRT-1, follow LRMC on Facebook at facebook.com/officialLRT1, Twitter at @officialLRT1, or download the ikotMNL mobile app for free on Google Play and App Store.

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