(Baonghean.vn)- Provincial Road 537B passing through the coastal communes of Quynh Luu district is becoming a 'nightmare' for anyone traveling through here.
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For many years now, Provincial Road 537B passing through 4 coastal communes: Quynh Nghia, Quynh Minh, Quynh Luong, Quynh Bang (Quynh Luu) has been seriously degraded. At first, the road surface was only like a pothole, but now due to the large number of vehicles traveling, some sections have become water-filled potholes right in the middle of the road. Photo: Viet Hung |
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The section passing through Hamlet 1, Quynh Nghia Commune is severely degraded, traffic participants must be as careful as possible to overcome dangerous traps on the road. Photo by Viet Hung |
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Many people riding motorbikes here fell down because the road was flooded. Photo by Viet Hung |
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The section through Quynh Bang commune also made many people "scared" when they had to move through deep puddles on the road. Photo by Viet Hung |
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According to local residents, during the rainy season, this road turns into a river tens of meters long. Heavy trucks pass by every day, making the hole even deeper. Some sections are so deeply flooded that people have to climb up to the corridors of houses to move around. Photo: Viet Hung |
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At night, especially on rainy days, many people riding motorbikes through these puddles fall and break their legs and arms. In the photo: A motorbike carrying seafood fell onto the road. Photo by Viet Hung |
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Provincial Road 537B through 4 communes in the coastal area is about 8 km long, but about 5 km of the road is damaged and seriously degraded, including more than 10 muddy spots, deep ponds and dangerous for traffic participants. Photo by Viet Hung |
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During the rainy season, the authorities of the communes along this route have to spend local budgets to hire trucks to transport dirt and rocks to fill in the potholes on the road, but this is only a temporary solution, and the road will still be damaged afterwards. Photo: Viet Hung |
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Currently, there are no drainage ditches along both sides of Provincial Road 537B, while most of the houses are higher than the road surface, so in the rainy season, water flows down the road. Without drainage ditches, water often stagnates on the road surface, which is also the cause of damage. Photo by Viet Hung |
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