Warning about the deterioration of Huu Lap - Bao Nam route

(Baonghean.vn) - Due to long-term use and lack of repair, along with the impact of the recent floods, many sections of the road from Xop Nhi village in Huu Lap commune to Bao Nam commune (Ky Son) have been eroded and seriously degraded, causing difficulties for people and vehicles traveling on this route.

The Huu Lap - Bao Nam route is seriously degraded. This traffic route poses many dangers to people and vehicles, especially at night.

Ms. Vi Thi Hien, who regularly travels this route, said: 'This road is very steep and very difficult to travel. I have fallen off my bike many times and other people have also had accidents.'

The Xop Nhi route to the center of Bao Nam commune has a total length of 12km. This is the route connecting 16 villages of Huu Lap and Bao Nam communes, creating favorable conditions for trade and travel of more than 1,250 households. Although the entire road surface has been asphalted, many sections have degraded, even in some sections where water and soil have stagnated into puddles more than ten meters long, some sections of the road surface have been washed away and seriously eroded. Especially the section from Xop Thap village (Huu Lap) to the center of Bao Nam commune. People and authorities of the two communes have made many comments and recommendations to the authorities at all levels.,But so far the situation has not been resolved.

Many people have accidents when passing this route.

Although the entire road surface has been asphalted, many sections have degraded, with water and soil even forming mud puddles more than ten meters long, and some sections have had their road surface washed away and seriously eroded.

In addition, Huu Lap and Bao Nam communes have repeatedly mobilized people to actively clear and repair the road, but due to lack of funds, they are still 'powerless'. Mr. Ven Van Khut - Vice Chairman of Bao Nam Commune People's Committee said: 'Since the beginning of the year, our cadres and people have carried out 6 rounds of repair, dredging, and leveling landslides, but because they were done manually, landslides occurred again when it rained heavily'.

After each flood, the road becomes more degraded.

Faced with the degraded state of this road, more than ever, relevant agencies and units need to quickly find solutions to repair and upgrade it to ensure safety for people and vehicles.

Ngan Nga