An aerial shot of the facility was posted at the Pacific Games website yesterday, showing the beams in place and its surrounding areas being cleared.
Local organizers said that it’s only a matter of time before the multi-sports complex gets its roofing and other features.
Badminton and netball games will be played at the new facility, which is expected to be completed in May or two months before Samoa hosts the Pacific Games.
The quadrennial competition will run from July 7 to 20 with 26 events to be contested by 22-member island nations.
