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Coastal road section through Cua Lo town is closed, vehicles 'lost', people are upset

Nhat Lan• July 26, 2023 08:11

(Baonghean.vn) - In recent days, many people in Cua Lo town have been very upset when there are many large vehicles traveling on Provincial Road 535 and Binh Minh tourist route.

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On July 25, on the coastal route from the intersection of Highway 72 to the intersection with Sao Nam Street, a large number of vehicles from localities in the province and outside the province circulated quite heavily. Photo: Nhat Lan
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Also on July 25, on the coastal road through Cua Lo town, there were 4 road closures. These included the intersection with the 72m road; the intersection with Provincial Road 535; the intersection with Sao Nam Road, and the intersection with National Highway 46. In the photo is the intersection with the 72m road, with obstacles and a sign saying "Road not yet handed over. Forbidden", many cars from residential areas of Nghi Hoa ward had to turn around. Photo: Nhat Lan
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And this is the intersection between the coastal road and Provincial Road 535. Due to the road closure, cars of households in the area had to turn around and find another way. Photo: Nhat Lan
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At the intersection between the coastal road and Provincial Road 535 looking towards Cua Hoi Bridge, there are many large vehicles traveling from the South, passing through the residential area of ​​Nghi Hai Ward, where many residents are upset because the road is narrow, this area has a number of schools, and there is a high risk of traffic insecurity. Photo: Nhat Lan
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Through observation, there are many heavy-duty vehicles with license plates from the southern provinces, after passing Cua Hoi bridge, turning right, going down to Binh Minh street, where vehicles of 10 tons or more are prohibited from operating. In the photo is the Cua Hoi roundabout at 10:00 a.m. on July 25, many heavy-duty trucks stopped when they saw the prohibition sign on Binh Minh street. Drivers have long gone through Cua Hoi bridge, following the coastal route to go North, or to Nam Cam Industrial Park, Cua Lo Port. Now that the coastal route is prohibited, they seem to be lost, having to stop to "seek help". Photo: Nhat Lan

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At the intersection between the 72m road and the coastal road, many large vehicles, upon seeing the prohibition sign, turned onto Binh Minh road to go around to Cua Hoi bridge. Photo: Nhat Lan
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Binh Minh Street is a tourist route, prohibiting heavy vehicles from traveling, so many "lost" vehicles were stopped by the traffic police. Photo: Nhat Lan
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According to the staff of the Urban Management Department of Cua Lo Town, since the Lunar New Year 2023, the coastal road through Cua Lo Town has been open. However, for nearly a month now, there have been prohibition signs placed at some locations. Urban Management Department of Cua Lo Town. Cua Lo learned that: After the route was opened, due to the large number of heavy vehicles circulating, some areas had subsidence problems that needed to be repaired. In addition, this route also had to complete some technical elements, such as markings... "This route has not been accepted for handover but has been opened. Because many large vehicles chose to go through Cua Hoi bridge to reduce costs and shorten the distance, when there was a prohibition sign, it caused some inconvenience to Cua Lo town as reported by the people. Even at night, because the road was banned and they did not know the other way, large vehicles took the wrong route, going straight into Binh Minh street, running through the center, making people very upset. They also filmed clips, took photos and posted them on social networks..." - an officer of the Cua Lo Urban Management Department shared. In the photo, despite the prohibition sign, Binh Minh street still had large trucks running across. Photo: Nhat Lan
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According to officers and soldiers of the Traffic Police Team of Cua Lo Town Police, since the coastal road was placed with prohibition signs, they have had to work 24/7 to handle large tonnage vehicles that "go astray". A traffic police officer said: "The coastal road has many intersections with national highways, provincial roads and inner-city roads. In the inner-city area, the town has placed prohibition signs, but on provincial and national roads, the placement of signs is still not really complete. Therefore, most of the means of transport "go astray" into Binh Minh tourist road, or into the inner-city area due to objective reasons, so we have to stay on duty regularly to guide them not to go into the prohibited road...". To solve this situation, a leader of the Cua Lo Urban Management Department said that he had informed the responsible person of the Department of Transport. He said: "The Department of Transport said that around the end of July or the beginning of August, the prohibition signs on the coastal road will be removed. However, in response to the people's feedback, the department will advise the leaders of the Town People's Committee to send a document to the Department of Transport, requesting the contractor to urgently complete the related work contents, and soon remove the prohibition signs so that the coastal road can be fully opened to traffic....". Photo: Nhat Lan

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