On March 26, at Cua Lo beach, the locality put into operation a specialized sand screening machine to clean the beach, improve the environment and tourist landscape.
The device operates along the coast, treating the surface sand layer, and at the same time separating and collecting impurities such as seashells, snail shells and waste. Real-world records show that after treatment, the sand dump becomes cleaner and smoother, contributing to improving the quality of the marine environment.
Along with that, the locality is deploying the planting of about 1,500 new coconut trees along the coastal area, creating green space, increasing aesthetics and improving the microclimate of the tourist area.
In parallel with environmental sanitation work, Cua Lo also promotes infrastructure investment to serve tourists. In the area east of Binh Minh Square, 15 freshwater bathing spots are being built and completed.
Each point is synchronously arranged with items including dressing rooms, public toilets, water supply and drainage systems, ensuring conditions to serve tourists. At each point, 12 bathing pillars are installed with a total of 48 water hoses, meeting the large demand in the peak season.
In addition, many tourism services and utilities are also being supplemented and upgraded to improve the experience of tourists when coming to Cua Lo.
The synchronization of solutions from environmental cleanup, landscape embellishment to infrastructure upgrade is expected to help Cua Lo be ready to enter the 2026 tourist season with a spacious and modern appearance, continuing to affirm its position as an attractive sea destination.
