Removing 'spider webs' and 'obstacles' for Le Hong Phong Street (Vinh City)
Nhat Lan - Tien Dong•September 25, 2024 16:19
After Vinh City invested in expanding and renovating the sidewalks on Le Hong Phong Street, the old electric pole system and countless electric cables and telecommunication cables hanging haphazardly on it became "obstacles" and "spider webs" affecting the urban beauty and traffic safety.
Due to the impact of storm No. 4 causing prolonged heavy rain, the work of dismantling "spider webs" and removing "obstacles" forLe Hong Phong Street(Vinh City), the section from the Customs roundabout to the intersection with Nguyen Van Cu Street was unfinished and could not ensure progress, so as soon as the weather became dry, construction units focused on human resources to urgently deploy.
Below are the images recorded by Nghe An Newspaper reporters on September 25, 2024.
Le Hong Phong Street was invested in by Vinh City People's Committee to expand, renovate and upgrade with a total cost of more than 323 billion VND (including site clearance costs). By August 2024, the construction of sidewalk paving, road expansion, drainage, lighting, telecommunication and electricity cable conduit systems at locations where the site has been handed over has basically been completed... Photo: Tien DongHowever, the old electric pole system and power and telecommunication cables are slowly being dismantled and cut, affecting the urban beauty and traffic safety. Identifying this as a difficult task requiring the coordination of many units, in August 2024, the leaders of the Vinh City Party Committee and People's Committee directly inspected the site and urged the relevant units. On the project management unit's side, a schedule has been set, the dismantling of the old electric pole system and power and telecommunication cables along the entire route will be completed by the end of October 2024; the section from the Hai Quan roundabout to the intersection of Le Hong Phong and Nguyen Van Cu streets will be completed on September 20, 2024. Photo: Nhat LanAccording to the plan, from mid-September 2024, the dismantling of cables and cutting of old electric poles from the Customs roundabout to the intersection of Le Hong Phong and Nguyen Van Cu streets was carried out. However, due to the impact of storm No. 4 causing prolonged heavy rain, this work was only resumed on September 25, 2024. Photo: Nhat LanOn September 25, the weather was hot and sunny, and the workers had to work hard outdoors to dismantle cables and cut down electric poles. Photo: Nhat LanA worker cuts down electric and telecommunication cables. Photo: Nhat LanAfter the wires were removed from the electric poles, the workers organized anchors to secure the poles, ensuring that no unexpected collapses occurred. Photo: Nhat LanWorkers use hammers to break the concrete at the base of an electric pole. Photo: Nhat LanAfter the concrete layer on the electric pole was removed, workers used chainsaws to cut through the steel. Photo: Nhat LanThen, use a crane to lower the electric pole safely to the roadbed and move it to the assembly area. Photo: Nhat LanAccording to the management unit, the Vinh City Construction Investment Project Management Board, by the end of this week (September 28, 2024) at the latest, all old electric poles from the Hai Quan roundabout to the intersection of Le Hong Phong Street and Nguyen Van Cu Street will be completely removed. In the photo: Le Hong Phong Street intersects with Tran Huy Lieu Street in the early afternoon of September 25, 2024. Photo: Tien Dong
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