Disciplined 6 civil servants who failed to complete the task of clearing violations of traffic safety corridors

Billboard placed in the traffic corridor in Tan Ky town. Photo: D.C.

According to the report, from the beginning of the year until now, communes and towns in Tan Ky district have cleared 164.2m²canopy, 1 kiosk, 216 gate pillars, more than 265 trees blocking the view, 6,200m of B40 mesh fence, 228 concrete piles, built fence; dredging 14,800m of drainage ditch; dismantling more than 4,000m2 of cement concrete floor and steps in the town area; leveling more than 336m³Illegal accumulation of soil and rock on the side of national and provincial highways.

The District Traffic Safety Committee also coordinated with Tan Ky Electricity and Telecommunications to move 129 electric and telecommunication poles out of the traffic safety corridor of district-managed roads.

The inspection team inspected the currently silted drainage point on the Ho Chi Minh trail, passing through Nghia Dung commune. Photo: D.C.

At the working session, the working delegation praised the determination, praise, criticism and timely handling of Tan Ky district. In 2018, the district disciplined 6 commune-level civil servants with warnings for not completing the task of clearing violations of traffic safety corridors.

However, in some key areas such as towns, there has been re-encroachment, billboards are still placed perpendicular to the road right in the traffic safety corridor; after removing the fixed roofs, businesses and houses on the street are now covering them with umbrellas and tarpaulins, which spoil the aesthetic and block the view of traffic participants. At some points along the Ho Chi Minh trail, there are systems of pipes and drainage canals that are currently being filled up.

The working group emphasized the need to handle responsibility for organizations and individuals who lack interest in clearing traffic safety corridors. Photo: D.C.

The delegation requested the District Traffic Safety Committee to continue to implement the clearance from now until the end of the year, assigning responsibility to mass organizations to do a good job of modeling self-managed, civilized, and exemplary roads. Coordinate with management units to resolve related issues on the Ho Chi Minh trail, National Highway 48D, National Highway 48E, including reviewing and compiling statistics on cases that have not been compensated for site clearance, as well as cases that have been compensated but have not yet relocated or handed over the site... In addition, it is necessary to resolutely and strictly handle responsibilities for organizations and individuals who are not interested in carrying out this work.