Arbitrarily stopping the car on Cua Hoi bridge to fish

According to the reporter's records, on the afternoon of April 12, there were quite a few groups of people stopping their motorbikes on the bridge.Hoi Gate, each group of 3-4 people, brazenly dropped fishing rods in Lam River.

People stopped their vehicles on Cua Hoi bridge to fish on the afternoon of April 12. Photo: PV

Mr. Nguyen Van Dat, a resident of Nghi Hai ward, living near Cua Hoi bridge, said: "People stopping and parking their cars on Cua Hoi bridge to fish has been happening for the past 3-4 days, on average there are 8-10 people each way, but there are times when there are up to 15-20 people, especially last weekend, causing traffic chaos."

According to observations, the time when most people gather to fish is from 5-6 pm. Rows of fishing rods are placed close to the railing of Cua Hoi bridge, motorbikes, bait boxes are left in a mess on both sides of the bridge. Fishermen often stand apart to avoid attracting attention, occasionally, they look towards both ends of the bridge to keep an eye out.forcefunction and ready to "revive" if detected.

Many curious people stopped and parked their cars haphazardly to watch the fishermen fishing, some even climbed onto the bridge railing, posing a potential danger. Photo: PV

Although these people's fishing is not for commercial purposes (according to research, they fish to satisfy their hobby or to bring home to cook), however, people stopping their vehicles on Cua Hoi bridge to fish not only causes traffic insecurity but also potentiallydangerwhen some curious people stood on the bridge to watch this hobby.

Through discussion, the leader of Cua Lo Town said that he will direct the Traffic Police Team - Cua Lo Town Police, Nghi Hai Ward and coordinate with the functional forces of Nghi Xuan District (Ha Tinh) to inspect,handleThis situation. In addition, the town will continue to promote the propaganda of road traffic laws to raise people's awareness to avoid similar situations.

Previously, the authorities had punished many cases of illegal parking on Cua Hoi bridge to take photos, sell goods... Photo: PV

Cua Hoi Bridge crosses the Lam River, connecting Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces, with a total length of more than 5.2km. The bridge has a total investment of VND950 billion and was opened to traffic on March 14.

After the bridge was put into use, the situation of drivers stopping and parking on the bridge to take photos and trade goods became common. The functional forces of two localities, Cua Lo Town (Nghe An) and Nghi Xuan (Ha Tinh), have taken action to deal with this situation.

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