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The electric pole is located in the middle of the underground waiting line – Photo: LP
As noted, the To Hieu route was previously an open canal, causing pollution due to people dumping garbage and dumping waste directly into the canal. To overcome this problem, the Tan Phu District People’s Committee organized a box culvert, covered with plastic mat on top as a roadway.
After the project is completed, the old pylons located along the To Hieu canal are in the middle of the road, obstructing traffic.
Exchange with Online youth On the morning of March 20, Mr. Le Viet Toan, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Hiep Tan Ward, Tan Phu District, said that the reason for this “rising” power pole in the middle of the road was waiting underground. However, two households have not yet agreed to install transformer stations for the connection, so the poles still have to “wait” in the middle of the road.
“The neighborhood has mobilized but they have not accepted, next Wednesday the district will hold a meeting with these two households to continue campaigning. The location of the station is public land but it is located in front of the house to shield so that people do not. Okay, we will try to advocate early to solve this problem to ensure human trafficking, “said Toan.
And Mr. Bui Trung Kien, deputy general manager of the Ho Chi Minh City Electricity Corporation, said that after the project was completed, there were two power pillars on both sides of the road. The electricity industry has relocated one pillar, the other will be underground to ensure safety.
However, due to problems with the station site, the electricity side has also investigated whether the station location will affect people’s travel or not. If the site is handed over, construction will be completed in 3-4 weeks and the overhead power poles will be relocated.
“During this time, we have red and white paint on the foot of the pillar to warn people and at the same time send personnel on duty to prevent possible incidents,” Kien said.
There are around 80 power poles located under the road to Hieu – Photo: LE PHAN
