Nghe An focuses on handling and minimizing environmental pollution at Cua Lo Port
Nhat Lan•DNUM_CIZAEZCACE 14:37
(Baonghean.vn) - The provincial People's Committee has just issued a document assigning the People's Committee of Cua Lo town to direct Cua Lo Port to implement solutions to reduce air and noise pollution; move the wharf and loading and unloading of stone ore away from residential areas...
Leading to the Provincial People's Committee assigningPeople's Committee of Cua Lo towndirected Cua Lo Port to implement solutions to reduce environmental pollution at Cua Lo Port because the production and business activities of this unit affect the environment. Previously, at the end of March 2024, a group of residents in Block 2-3, Nghi Tan Ward, Cua Lo Town submitted a petition to the authorities, requesting a solution.
Carrying out the tasks assigned by the Provincial People's Committee, the People's Committee of Cua Lo town has coordinated with Nghe Tinh Port Joint Stock Company, Nghe An Maritime Port Authority and Cua Lo - Ben Thuy Border Guard Station to develop a coordination regulation to resolve environmental pollution; on the part of Cua Lo Port, a number of measures have been taken to reduce environmental pollution, and plans have been made to relocate ores from the wharf near residential areas of Block 2 - 3, Nghi Tan Ward.
Below are some photos taken by Nghe An Newspaper reporters at Cua Lo Port in recent days.
Residential area of block 2-3, Nghi Tan ward is located next to storage yard number 1A, 1B of Cua Lo Port. Photo: Thanh CuongWarehouse 1A, 1B of Cua Lo Port has recently been the place to store iron ore (loose ore, powder form), so during the loading and unloading process, or when there are storms, dust is often emitted, affecting the environment. Photo: Thanh CuongTo minimize dust pollution, Cua Lo Port has covered the ore yard with tarpaulins and installed a dust-blocking net system around the ore yard. Photo: Thanh CuongAlong the fence separating it from the residential area, Cua Lo Port has also built a dust-blocking net system. Photo: Thanh CuongIn the cargo yard and wharves, Cua Lo Port has equipped and regularly used vacuum cleaners to serve the cleaning work, minimizing dust when vehicles transport goods in and out. Photo: Thanh CuongStaff of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, People's Committee of Cua Lo town inspect the operation of vacuum cleaners at warehouse 1A. Photo: Thanh CuongTo reduce dust on the internal port roads, Cua Lo Port has organized vehicles with equipment to water the road surface every 15 minutes. Photo: Thanh CuongOperation of watering equipment on the surface of the inner port road. Photo: Thanh CuongVehicles must pass through an automatic car wash system before leaving the Port to minimize environmental impact on residential areas and public areas. Photo: Thanh CuongAccording to the regulations established by the People's Committee of Cua Lo town, Nghe Tinh Port Joint Stock Company, Nghe An Maritime Port Authority and the Border Guard Station of Cua Lo - Ben Thuy on April 17, 2024, Cua Lo Port must develop a plan to plant trees to create a buffer zone on the western side of Wharf No. 1 and No. 2. According to research, this content will be implemented by Cua Lo Port in the third quarter of 2024. In the photo: The green tree system in the border area between Cua Lo Port and Nghi Tan Ward residential area is still sparse. Photo: Thanh CuongAccording to the representative of Cua Lo Port, Nghe Tinh Port Joint Stock Company has agreed with the iron ore cargo owner, Hung Cuong Steel Trading Joint Stock Company, that by the end of May 2024, all iron ore and equipment at warehouses No. 1A and 1B will be moved. Warehouses No. 1A and 1B will only be used as parking lots for vehicles and to store closed goods to minimize environmental impact. Photo: Thanh CuongCua Lo Port was built according to Decision No. 300/QD-TTg dated September 17, 1975 of the Prime Minister; within the planning for the development of Vietnam's seaport system to 2020, with a vision to 2030, approved by the Prime Minister in Decision No. 1037/QD-TTg dated June 24, 2014. Regarding environmental protection, Cua Lo Port is currently making efforts to implement solutions to meet the Basic Standards of Vietnam's green port criteria according to TCCS 02: 2022/CHHVN announced by the Vietnam Maritime Administration. In the photo: Cua Lo Port viewed from above. Photo: Thanh Cuong
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