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To route the west branch of Ho Chi Minh through Quang Tri
In particular, the seawall is more than 5 km long, in the Gio Hai commune after Typhoon No. 9 and Typhoon 13 were destroyed. According to reporters, landslides more than 30 meters deep send dozens of people’s tents into the sea, causing billions of losses.
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People were crying because the Quang Tri coastline collapsed after a flood |
Not only on Gio Hai beach, but also on H.Gio Linh, the coastline stretches from the Vietnamese city (H.Gio Linh) to the border with H. Vinh Linh, with 15 km, “swallowed” landslide 13.5 kilometer. Mr. Tran Van Quang, secretary of the Gio Linh District Party Committee, said the district’s immediate solution is to level up and temporarily reorganize for people to do business; Suggest that the bank freeze and reschedule people’s debt. In the long term, the district proposes to the Central and the province to build embankments, breakwaters, to maintain the coastline.
Meanwhile, in the Vinh Linh district, the dike along the coast of TT.Cua Tung and Vinh Thai commune was also hit by waves and eroded dozens of meters. Vo Van Hung, chairman of the Quang Tri Provincial People’s Committee, said the province has assigned the Department of Natural Resources and Environment and the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development to study and formulate a master project to present solutions to the Prime Minister. structural and non-structural to creating sustainability as well as minimizing current landslides.
* On November 18, Highway Management Department 2.5 (Highway Administration Department 2) said that after a month of urgently overcoming landslides, the western branch of the Ho Chi Minh route passes through Huong Hoa ( Quang Tri) has basically been informed. Currently, the prohibited traffic posts have been removed at Km 189 – Km 206 of the Ho Chi Minh Highway, the western branch from Huong Phung Commune to Huong Viet Commune. Meanwhile, the Quang Tri Province People’s Committee also confirmed that the Prime Minister awarded Quang Tri 40 billion VND to help overcome the consequences of natural disasters in the Huong Hoa and Dakrong areas.
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