The ₱49.9-million 2-kilometer Sipaka Heights Zipline Project has not been abandoned, contractor Jejor’s Construction Corp. clarified in a local radio interview. The firm explained that while the project was originally targeted for completion in February 2025, it was suspended in June due to technical issues and later granted a time extension in August. Despite billing the Misamis Oriental provincial government in March this year, the contractor has yet to receive any payment. Even so, the project is already 65% complete, with major works finished at Point A in Sipaka Heights. With a new order to resume work at Point B, the company expects to complete the project before the end of 2025, provided no further delays occur.
Here’s the full interview below by RPN DXKO Cagayan de Oro.
The project held the groundbreaking in February last year.
Shown below is the Departure Building facility at Sipaka Heights (Point A).
Based on the interview, there are changes on the technical aspect of the zipline.
Below is the receiving area (Point B).
You can observe initial two cables already installed.
Here’s a photo of the receiving area with Sipaka Heights in the background.
photos and info from RPN DXKO Cagayan de Oro
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