Nghe An: Sidewalks are flooded with daily dumping sites near Tet
(Baonghean.vn) - In the days leading up to Tet, many spontaneous sales points have appeared on the streets of Nghe An with a variety of items attracting a large number of shoppers because of their extremely cheap prices.
 |
| In the days leading up to Tet, various forms of product clearance, promotions, discounts, and liquidations appear on the streets, from urban to rural areas. In the photo: A clearance point for Tet holidays in Hung Nguyen town, Hung Nguyen district on the afternoon of January 19. Photo: Nguyen Chau |
 |
| Similar spontaneous stalls have also appeared on National Highway 7, passing through Dien Chau district. Large roads with heavy traffic are the locations that small traders and companies often choose to sell their goods at the end of the year. Photo: Nguyen Chau |
 |
| The items on sale are very diverse, including clothes, shoes, and household items, displayed everywhere on the sidewalk of Le Duan, Vinh City, with a large number of shoppers. Photo: Nguyen Chau |
 |
| The most sold items are fall and winter clothes, with prices ranging from tens of thousands of dong to hundreds of thousands of dong. People can freely choose and bargain, because the criteria of these stalls is to sell off all the goods as soon as possible. Photo: Nguyen Chau |
 |
| With cheap prices, products sold on the street often have no origin, the quality is not guaranteed, many types of clothes that are often sold have errors in the sewing process, leading to unsold products, having to be liquidated. Photo: Nguyen Chau |
 |
| Many people gather to sell their goods because of the desire for cheap prices. However, these places often cause traffic safety and urban disorder. Photo: Nguyen Chau |
 |
| A representative of the Vinh City Urban Management Department said that the city is currently directing forces to increase patrols to eliminate the situation of encroachment on sidewalks and haphazard sales on the streets. In 2022, Vinh City Police handled 5,700 cases of violations of traffic safety corridors, urban order, and environmental sanitation with a total fine of over 3.5 billion VND. Photo: Nguyen Chau |
