Focus efforts on repairing the cracked road along the Vinh riverbank as soon as possible.
Quang An•October 1, 2025 13:00
By noon on October 1st, forces were still working diligently to implement various solutions to address the road cracks along Vinh Giang riverbank in Truong Vinh ward, determined to ensure the safety of the residential area further inland.
Clip: Quang AnOn the morning of October 1st, due to the influence of the remnants of Typhoon No. 10, the Vinh River's water level rose, causing a large crack to appear on the Vinh Giang road along the Vinh River, in the Truong Vinh ward. Photo: Quang AnImmediately after the incident occurred, local authorities, in coordination with relevant agencies, mobilized forces to erect barricades and warning signs, and temporarily halted traffic on this section of road to ensure safety. Photo: Quang AnSimultaneously, all available resources and personnel are being mobilized to rectify the problem as quickly as possible. Mr. Hoang Quoc Truong, Director of the Road Maintenance Management Board, Nghe An Department of Construction, stated: The immediate plan is to block the flow of water from the Vinh River into the reservoir of the southern pumping station and the residential area, reinforcing it with rocks, soil, sand, and concrete blocks to prevent water from overflowing. At the same time, water will be pumped out of the reservoir to limit flooding in the Vinh Tan and former Trung Do areas. (Photo: Quang An)Mr. Truong also stated that, in the long term, the unit will study options for investing in rebuilding the drainage system and restoring the original road surface to ensure sustainability and prevent further erosion and cracking. Photo: Quang AnTruong Vinh ward also mobilized more than 200 officials, workers, and militia members along with heavy machinery to reinforce the area. Photo: Quang AnBags of soil and sand are being continuously supplied to prevent water from flowing into residential areas. Photo: Quang AnMilitia forces used netting to reinforce the embankment of rocks and soil, ensuring its stability. Photo: Quang AnNumerous excavators and cranes were deployed to the scene, speeding up the remediation process. Photo: Quang AnTrucks carrying rocks are continuously being supplied to the fracture site. Alongside the repair work, authorities are also advising people to avoid walking or gathering near the fractured area to prevent danger. Photo: Quang AnDue to the temporary closure of the road, vehicles had to use alternative routes, complying with traffic diversion instructions from authorities. Photo: Quang AnOn the morning of October 1st, Mr. Hoang Phu Hien, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, directly supervised the remediation efforts at the scene. By noon the same day, the Vinh Giang road crack incident was still being addressed by various forces, determined to ensure the safety of the residential area. Photo: Quang An