Speed up construction progress of coastal road project through Nghe An
(Baonghean.vn) - In the first days of the year, the construction sites of the Coastal Road Project from Nghi Son (Thanh Hoa) - Cua Lo (Nghe An) are always bustling with machinery and workers. Taking advantage of favorable weather, construction units are speeding up construction progress to ensure the plan.
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The coastal road project from Nghi Son (Thanh Hoa) - Cua Lo (Nghe An) from Km7-Km76 has a total length of 64.47 km, passing through Hoang Mai town, the districts of Quynh Luu, Dien Chau, Nghi Loc and Cua Lo town. The project is a grade III plain road, with 8 bridges, including 5 large bridges. The total investment is 4,651 billion VND. In the photo: Cua Hoi Bridge is the end point of the project. Photo: Quang An |
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Despite many difficulties in site clearance, by the end of 2022, the "bottleneck" at Tan Trieu block, Nghi Hai ward (Cua Lo town) was cleared and handed over to the construction unit. Photo: Nguyen Hai |
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The intersection between the coastal road and Vinh - Cua Lo Boulevard has been open since mid-2022. A traffic light system has also been installed here to ensure people's safety. Photo: Quang An |
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| Nghi Quang Bridge across Cam River (Nghi Loc) on the coastal route has completed over 80% of the volume. According to the plan, in 2 years (2022 and 2023), the project will be allocated capital of 2,613 billion VND for construction, of which 750 billion VND will be allocated in 2023 (650 billion VND for construction and installation and 100 billion VND for site clearance and other costs). After more than 2 years of construction, by February 2023, the project has disbursed over 1,900 billion VND, reaching 72% of the plan. Photo: Nguyen Hai |
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Workers construct items on Nghi Quang bridge. Photo: Quang An |
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At the coastal road construction site in Bai Lu area, Nghi Tien commune (Nghi Loc), workers are also racing against time to complete the steel structure for constructing a large drainage ditch across this road section. Photo: Quang An |
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Construct underground drainage ditches, over 6m in size, in the shape of steps under the coastal road to both prevent rainwater drainage and limit flooding from the sea when the tide rises due to storms. When completed, this project can connect the two beaches of Nghi Loc and Dien Chau. Photo: Nguyen Hai |
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Construction of breakwaters along the coastal road from Bai Lu to Cua Hien to limit the risk of landslides caused by rain and storms. Photo: Quang An |
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The foundation piers of Lach Quen bridge connecting the South bank from Quynh Thuan commune to Tien Thuy commune (Quynh Luu) have been completed and the connecting spans are expected to be launched in 2023. Photo: Quang An |
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Construction of a bridge pier across Mai Giang River from Quynh Di Commune to Quynh Phuong Ward (Hoang Mai Town). Although site clearance is currently facing many difficulties, contractors are striving to launch the girders in June 2023. Photo: Nguyen Hai |
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Nghe An strives to complete the construction of the bridges by June 2023 and complete and hand over the coastal road to put into use by the end of 2024. The representative of the Project Management Board, Department of Transport said: To speed up the progress of the project, the Department has continuously established teams to inspect the progress and remove obstacles. Regarding newly arising difficulties, the Department has advised the Provincial People's Committee to direct and request local departments and functional branches to actively and resolutely take part, speed up the progress of site clearance, hand over to the road construction unit and soon complete resettlement and relocation projects to ensure progress. In the photo: Construction of Lach Thoi bridge from Son Hai commune to Quynh Tho commune (Quynh Luu). Photo: Nguyen Hai |