📋 Tender Overview
Vietnam Road Department said that storm No. 10 and the accompanying floods and rains after the storm caused serious damage to road infrastructure, with the total value of damage estimated at about 982.83 billion VND. Units are actively continuing the work to overcome the consequences caused by Storm No. 10 and floods, while focusing on responding and overcoming the consequences of the ongoing Storm No. 11. The Vietnam Roads Department has just reported to the Ministry of Construction on damage to road infrastructure after Storm No. 10. There are still 37 traffic jam locations after Storm No. 10. Among them, national highways and expressways managed by Road Management Zones have a total of Number of 25 clogged points (including 18 clogged points due to flooded and 7 points due to roadbed landslides), by the end of October 2, all 25/25 points were open to traffic, traffic returned to normal. Particularly, 7 deeply flooded points on National Highway 1, the section through Thanh Hoa province, will be blocked until October 2, and the entire road surface will be open to traffic on October 3 (BOT projects do not have traffic jams). For roads managed by the Provincial Peoples Committee, the results compiled from quick reports of Departments of Construction: on national highways, there are 179 traffic jams, including 73 traffic jams due to roadbed landslides and 106 traffic jams. blockage due to flooding; On provincial roads, there are 166 traffic jam locations, of which 65 locations are blocked due to landslides and 101 locations are blocked due to flooding. The Department of Construction and relevant forces have actively overcome the consequences of natural disasters to ensure traffic. Up to now, there are 5 blocked positions on the national highways (of which 4 are blocked due to large landslides, or newly appeared landslides that have not been completely overcome and 1 flooded position), a decrease of 174 positions; On provincial roads, there are still 32 blocked positions (of which 27 are blocked due to a large volume of landslides that have not yet been resolved and 5 are blocked due to flooding), a decrease of 134 positions. Road damage is nearly 1,000 billion VND. The Department of Roads said that storm No. copper. Of which, provincial roads and decentralized national highways lost about 904.11 billion VND, accounting for 92%; Damage on national highways and expressways under the management of the Ministry of Construction is 78.72 billion, accounting for 8%. Currently, road management agencies and units are actively continuing to carry out work to overcome the consequences caused by storm No. 10 and floods, while focusing on responding and overcoming the consequences caused by storm No. 11. Phan TrangSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
