Complete handover of coastal road project site in Nghe An section in August 2024
Xuan Hoang - Quang An•July 29, 2024 15:09
The coastal road project through Nghe An province has now handed over 58.19 km/59.91 km of land, reaching 97%. The Department of Transport said it will complete handing over the project site in August 2024.
Admire the beautiful coastal roads from Flycam. Clip: Xuan Hoang - Quang AnThe coastal road project from Nghi Son (Thanh Hoa) - Cua Lo (Nghe An) from Km7 - Km76 has a total length of 64.47 km, with a total investment of 4,651 billion VND, is one of the most beautiful routes in Nghe An with winding roads through rivers, estuaries, residential areas, fertile fields... Photo: Xuan HoangIn Nghe An, the route passes through the following localities: Hoang Mai town, Quynh Luu, Dien Chau, Nghi Loc and Cua Lo town. In the photo: The route runs through the coastal forests of Dien Chau district. Photo: Quang AnThe project will start construction in February 2022 with a contract schedule of 48 months. Currently, the focus is on accelerating the construction progress of the foundation, road surface and works on the route. The value of construction output by the end of July 2024 will reach about 82.2% of the contract. In the photo: The intersection between the coastal road and Vinh - Cua Lo Boulevard is one of the major intersections on the entire route. Photo: Xuan HoangThe entire project has 8 solid bridges, including 5 large bridges including: Hoang Mai Bridge, Lach Quen Bridge, Cua Thoi Bridge, Lach Van Bridge and Nghi Quang Bridge; 3 small bridges are Tan Long Bridge, Kenh Nha Le Bridge and Nghi Tan Bridge. In the photo: Nghi Quang Bridge through Nghi Loc district is 410m long, has 10 Super T girder spans, and has now been completed. Photo: Xuan HoangBy the end of July 2024, the project had completed 3 bridges including: Tan Long Bridge, Kenh Nha Le Bridge, Lach Van Bridge. The remaining bridges have reached 75 - 97.5% progress. In the photo: Lach Van Bridge was built with 17 spans (3 balanced cantilever spans and 14 Super T girder spans), 755m long, is one of the earliest completed bridges on the route. Photo: Xuan HoangAfter Lach Van bridge was put into operation, people in the coastal area of Dien Chau and neighboring districts had a convenient traffic route. Mr. Nguyen Van Dung - Vice Chairman of Dien Ngoc Commune People's Committee (Dien Chau) said: The coastal road plays a very important role, especially in transporting seafood caught at Lach Van port to the market via this route, without having to go to National Highway 1A as before, contributing to the development of the local marine economy. Photo: Quang AnIt is known that in the past time, due to unfavorable weather, the construction progress of some items such as asphalt concrete paving and roadbed construction has been affected. Mr. Nguyen Van Quy - Vice Chairman of Quynh Luu District People's Committee said that the locality has 33 communes located on the coastal road, by the end of July, only 10 households in 3 communes: Quynh Thuan, Quynh Nghia and Tien Thuy have not handed over the site; 15 households in Quynh Tho commune have agreed to receive compensation for site clearance, but have not yet demolished their houses because there is still 1 household stuck with the handover of land for house construction. Quynh Luu will hand over the entire site for the coastal road project in August. In the photo: For the sections passing through Nghi Loc, Dien Chau and Quynh Luu districts, after completing the road surface, the construction unit will deploy the installation of breakwaters to prevent landslides. Photo: Quang AnCua Hoi Bridge, connecting the two banks of the Lam River from Nghe An to Ha Tinh, is the end point of the coastal road project through Nghe An, and can be said to be the most beautiful construction on the entire route. Since the completion of Cua Hoi Bridge, the daily traffic volume of cars passing through the bridge has been quite high, making it an important freight route for Nghe An, Ha Tinh and neighboring provinces. Photo: Xuan HoangCurrently, the units are continuing to deploy machinery and human resources to ensure the construction plan. According to the report of the Project Management Board - Department of Transport, the progress of handing over the project site by the end of July 2024 is 58.19 km/59.91 km, reaching 97%, with 1.72 km remaining. Specifically, in Hoang Mai town, there is 0.1 km left, Quynh Luu 0.55 km, Dien Chau 0.3 km and Nghi Loc 0.8 km. Only Cua Lo town has handed over the entire site. Photo: Quang AnThe Department of Transport said that in August 2024, the remaining localities will hand over the entire project site, while contractors will focus on speeding up the construction progress to compensate for the delayed volume to ensure progress according to plan. In the photo: A section of the coastal road has not been opened due to site clearance problems in Nghi Quang commune, Nghi Loc district. Photo: Quang An
