Muddy roads in Western Nghe An 'hot' on social networks

(Baonghean.vn) - In many mountainous areas in Nghe An, the roads are still very bad.Muddy when it rains, dusty when it is sunny. Not only sending their complaints to the government through contact with voters, the young people in the mountainous areas of Nghe An also use the social network Facebook to clarify this situation.

The 10.5km long Mau Duc - Thach Ngan inter-commune road in Con Cuong district is an important artery connecting the two communes on the left bank of Lam River. However, for many years now, this road has been in a state of unfinished construction. Lack of capital is still a perennial problem causing construction to stagnate. As a result, many people cannot transport agricultural products, and students have difficulty getting to school, causing a lot of frustration in the community.

People complain because the inter-commune route Mau Duc - Thach Ngan is muddy. This route was once reported by Nghe An Electronic Newspaper.

During the voter meetings, this road has become a hot topic for the People's Council delegates at all levels. Not only that, many young people using Facebook also wrote statuses complaining about this situation. In a recent post on social networks, Mr. Luong Duc Thien, resident of Ke Sung village, Mau Duc commune shared: For many years, people on the left bank of Lam river, Mau Duc commune have had to live with the situation of "wading in the fields" on rainy days and catching dust on sunny days.

With the nickname Dan Xa Duong Nhua, in a post on Facebook on the morning of January 16, 2017, Mr. Thien compared the muddy and difficult Mau Duc - Thach Ngan road to the ammunition transport route to the battlefield during the anti-American war. Mr. Thien said that he shared this information with the hope that the road would soon be completed to make it more convenient for the people.

Nghe An Newspaper once reported that the Mau Duc - Thach Ngan route has a total investment of 53 billion VND. According to the plan, it should be completed by May 2013. However, according to the reporter's records and the people's feedback, this route still has many unfinished construction sections, causing many difficulties for traffic participants.

The road from Huu Van village to Mong village, Chau Kim commune (Que Phong) has also been reported by many people to be in a degraded and muddy state.

The 4km long route from Huu Van village to Mong village, Chau Kim commune, Que Phong district has also become a topic of discussion in the highland social network community.

In a photo of this road section posted on Facebook on the evening of January 15, 2017, a user with the nickname Lo Thi Thu Hien humorously said: "It is expected that rice seedlings can be planted" on this muddy road section.

Through discussion, an official of Chau Kim commune said that this road has long been very difficult to travel on because it has not been invested in construction while the commune government has no source of revenue to build the road.

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The road to the Southwest Regional General Hospital (Con Cuong) after many complaints from the people has shown positive signs when it was paved by the construction unit after 7 years of construction.

Some Facebook users also reflected on the positive situation on some roads that had caused public outrage, including the road leading to the Southwest Regional General Hospital (Con Cuong). The road, which was built in 2009, has now completed the most difficult section, about 300m from the hospital gate to National Highway 7. "From now on, patients going to the hospital will have less trouble. There will be no more scenes of taking patients to the hospital by ox cart" - Ms. Dang Thi Quy, nicknamed Truong An Quy, wrote.

Ms. Quy shared: Having lived next to this road for many years, she has witnessed many people falling off their bikes on the way to the Southwest Regional General Hospital. She believes that when the road is completed, it will be a common joy for many people in the highlands when they have to go to the hospital./.

You Wei