Miserable living with... dust!

(Baonghean.vn) - For many years, people in Dong Phu, Dong Long, Nam Vien hamlets of Dong Thanh commune and hamlet 1 of Tang Thanh commune (Yen Thanh) have had to live with dust because of degraded roads and overloaded material trucks passing by constantly. To avoid dust, people have had to cover with tarpaulins and water regularly, but it is still not effective..

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Being a key route for transporting raw materials for stone mining companies and tunnel brick companies in Dong Thanh..., the traffic volume of trucks running on this route is very large. Although it has been repaired many times, it quickly deteriorated and damaged, with many potholes appearing, making the road surface bumpy and uneven. In the rainy season, the road is muddy, and on sunny days, the dusty sky seriously affects people's lives and traffic. Photo: Lan Thai.

Not to mention, the frequent passing of material transport vehicles has caused rocks and soil to fall on the road, affecting traffic, resulting in many falls and traffic accidents. Photo: Lan Thai.

For now, to prevent dust, most families try to do it themselves by covering it with tarpaulins, closing the doors... but it doesn't help much. In the photo: Mr. Dao Quang Hung's family, Dong Long hamlet, Dong Thanh commune, uses a tarpaulin to cover it and water it every day, but it's still not enough. Photo: Lan Thai.

The house has to be kept closed but is covered in dust and must be cleaned regularly. Photo: Lan Thai.

Mr. Hung's motorbike is parked inside the house, with the door closed. The house is 10 meters from the street but still cannot avoid dust. Photo: Lan Thai.

According to the residents here, all measures to prevent dust are ineffective, because the roads are increasingly degraded, the number of vehicles is increasing, including many vehicles carrying soil and rock materials... Therefore, people really hope that authorities and sectors will pay attention and soon have measures to overcome the problem. Photo: Lan Thai.

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