Cua Lo Town requests the Department of Transport to resolve the coastal road ban.

July 26,Chairman of Cua Lo Town People's Committee Doan Tien DungSigned Document No. 1255/UBND-DT on "ensuring traffic order and safety on the coastal route through Cua Lo town" to the Department of Transport.

Document No. 1255/UBND-DT has the following content:

“The coastal national highway project passing through Cua Lo town has been basically completed and opened; however, currently the construction units have blocked the road, prohibiting vehicles from operating on this route, affecting traffic safety, security and order and the lives of people in the area.

To ensure traffic order and safety in the area, the People's Committee of Cua Lo town requested the Nghe An Department of Transport to direct construction units to urgently accelerate the completion of the remaining items, promptly hand over and open the project route so that vehicles can operate to ensure traffic safety in Cua Lo town.

Regarding the coastal road closure affecting traffic order and safety and people's lives in Cua Lo town, Nghe An Electronic Newspaper reported on July 26 in the article“Coastal road closure through Cua Lo town, vehicles “lost”, people upset”.

Reality shows that because the coastal route is blocked and prohibition signs are placed at 4 locations, every day many heavy-duty vehicles from other provinces choose to go through Cua Hoi bridge and "get lost", entering tourist routes and residential areas, causing traffic insecurity, security and order, affecting people's lives and the inner-city traffic infrastructure of Cua Lo town.