Cua Lo Ward removes the last remaining "bottleneck" in the Binh Minh road project.
On the morning of April 18th, Cua Lo ward removed the "bottleneck" - the last remaining bottleneck in the project to upgrade and expand the Binh Minh coastal road, a problem that had existed for many years.
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Directly involved in directing the operation were Comrade Ngo Duc Kien – Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Secretary of the Party Committee, and Chairman of the People's Council of Cua Lo Ward, along with leaders of the Party Committee, government, and functional forces.
The Bình Minh road upgrade and expansion project, with a total length of over 7.5 km, has a total investment of 310 billion VND. Land acquisition and clearance for this project began in early 2022, and the upgrading and expansion of the entire route has been largely completed.
However, as of the end of March 2026, there are still 3 households that have not agreed to land clearance, covering nearly 200 square meters.2This creates a "bottleneck" nearly 50 meters long along the entire route.
This has become a "bottleneck" for the project, affecting urban aesthetics, the image of the tourist destination, and traffic safety on the main coastal urban axis. More importantly, it impacts public trust when a small issue persists for many years without a definitive solution, becoming an obstacle to development, reducing the effectiveness of public investment, and affecting the process of upgrading urban tourism infrastructure.
The difficulties stem from the application of land transfer regulations under the 2013 Land Law and the 2024 Land Law, along with transfers resulting from administrative unit restructuring, the merger of Cua Lo town into the former Vinh city, followed by the abolition of district-level government, the restructuring of commune-level administrative units, and the implementation of a two-tiered local government system.
To address this bottleneck, in early April 2026, the head of the Party Committee and the government of Cua Lo ward directly visited the residential area to meet, dialogue with, and resolve difficulties for households, creating a unified voice for a developing Cua Lo.
According to ward leaders: Removing the "bottleneck" will not only help complete the Binh Minh road – the most important tourist transportation artery of the coastal city – but also contribute to beautifying the landscape and ensuring traffic safety before the opening of the Cua Lo beach tourism season in 2026. Therefore, immediately after completing the dismantling and land clearance, the local authorities also requested the construction unit to focus human and material resources to urgently complete the project before May 30, 2026.
