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The 'traffic traps' on the central road of Can Tho after the high tide

16:30:57, 16/11/2022


As noted by the reporter, some roads such as Nguyen Van Linh, Vo Van Kiet, Cach Mang Thang Tam, Hoang Quoc Viet ... were degraded and damaged.


Hoang Quoc Viet road surface, Ninh Kieu district is peeling off, causing danger to traffic participants.


Ms. Le Thi Hong - a resident on Nguyen Van Linh Street, Ninh Kieu District, said that the recent high tide has affected people's travel. Worth mentioning, after the high tide, the road surface is stagnant with water, crammed with 'potholes'. The local government should have a plan to overcome and handle this situation.


Nguyen Van Linh street, intersecting with 3/2 street is degraded.


















Currently, the Department of Transport has written requests to localities and agencies managing national highways (in Can Tho City) to immediately remedy the damage after the recent storm surge.


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