Nam Dan sewer officially opened

The Nam Dan culvert upgrade and expansion project began construction in 2010, with a total investment of over 630 billion VND. Due to many reasons, the project has been delayed and has been extended.

After many efforts, up to this point the sluice and canal system have been completed, the irrigation sector has officially opened the Nam Dan sluice to provide water for production and daily life for the people.

Mr. Thai Van Hung, Deputy Director of Nam Irrigation Company Limited, said: After being put into use, this project will provide irrigation water for 43,000 hectares/year in the downstream area of ​​5 districts and cities: Nam Dan, Hung Nguyen, Nghi Loc, Cua Lo Town, Vinh City and domestic water for the people.

The project is put into use to provide irrigation water for 43,000 hectares/year in the downstream area of ​​5 districts and cities: Nam Dan, Hung Nguyen, Nghi Loc, Cua Lo Town, Vinh City. Photo: Van Truong

Especially during hot and dry seasons, Nam Dan sluice will provide irrigation for over 22,000 hectares of late spring rice and 21,000 hectares of early summer-autumn rice. This project is also capable of squeezing seawater to “replace acidity and wash away saltiness” to improve agricultural land…

Speed ​​up the progress of Nam Dan culvert project and canal system

(Baonghean.vn) - On the afternoon of May 25, the Provincial People's Committee had a meeting with the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and Nam Irrigation One Member Co., Ltd. on the progress of the Nam Dan Sluice and Canal System Project. Comrade Dinh Viet Hong - Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee chaired the meeting.

Overcoming landslides at Nam Dan 2 culvert

At 6:30 p.m. on April 4, 2011, at the construction site of the Nam Dan Sluice and Canal System Upgrade and Expansion Project (Xuan Hoa Commune, Nam Dan District), a landslide suddenly occurred on the foundation pit upstream of the sluice and the boat lock with a rather large slope, causing the tourist route along the Lam River to be blocked. Fortunately, when the incident occurred, there were no vehicles passing through and it was during the construction break, so there were no casualties.