5 years waiting for 10-lane road, capital of nearly 1,500 billion VND in Hanoi
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Hanoi - Construction started in 2019 and was expected to be completed after 2 years, but to date, the project to build Tay Thang Long road, more than 3km long and costing nearly 1,500 billion VND, is still unfinished.
In 2019, Hanoi started the Tay Thang Long Road Construction Project (section from Pham Van Dong Street to Van Tien Dung Street, Bac Tu Liem District), with a total investment of nearly 1,500 billion VND.
According to the plan, the route is about 3.2km long, with a cross-section of 60.5m and 10 lanes, passing through Co Nhue 2 and Minh Khai wards. A bridge will be built across the Nhue River.
At the time of commencement, the Hanoi People's Committee assessed that the investment in the construction of the Tay Thang Long route (from Pham Van Dong to Van Tien Dung) was a next step in completing the Tay Thang Long route according to the planning, contributing to the completion of the framework traffic system, promoting the development of urban infrastructure and socio-economic development of Bac Tu Liem district and Hanoi capital.
According to the original plan, the project would be completed and put into use in 2021. Up to now, 3 years have passed the deadline, but the project has only reached about 50% progress and there is no completion date yet.
Lao Dong's investigation shows that the main reason for the project's delay is due to many difficulties and problems in site clearance.
Up to now, there are still hundreds of households whose residential land was confiscated in Co Nhue 2 ward that have not agreed to hand over the land to the project. People believe that the compensation price for residential land is not satisfactory, not enough to buy resettlement houses arranged by the State.
Currently, Bac Tu Liem district is coordinating with relevant departments and branches to focus on removing obstacles to soon complete site clearance and speed up project progress.
The starting point of the project is at Pham Van Dong Street (Co Nhue 2 Ward, Bac Tu Liem, Hanoi). Photo: Huu ChanhThe end point of the project is at the intersection of Van Tien Dung Street (Minh Khai Ward). Photo: Huu ChanhAfter 5 years of construction, the section from Noi Bridge to Van Tien Dung Street has taken shape. Photo: Huu ChanhThe 60.5m cross-section of the road includes 2 main roadways, 2 service roads, 2 separation sections between the main roadway and service roads, and sidewalks. Photo: Huu ChanhBox culverts are scattered along the route. Many sections have been paved with stone pavements, but weeds have grown wildly, spoiling the urban beauty. Currently, people can travel on the left side of the route (from Noi Bridge to Van Tien Dung). Photo: Huu ChanhSome manhole covers on both sides of the road are missing or have temporary covers, causing safety concerns. Photo: Huu ChanhOn the right side of the route is still a messy construction site, with many sections yet to be completed. Photo: Huu ChanhThe construction site of the project section passing the People's Police Academy is unfinished, littered with sand, dirt, and construction materials. "It's dusty when it's sunny, and muddy when it's rainy, affecting people's lives. I hope the project will be completed soon so people can suffer less," said Le Huy (34 years old, Bac Tu Liem). Photo: Huu ChanhMany sections are used by people to grow vegetables. Photo: Huu ChanhA deep hole on the road has not been filled in, posing a potential danger to people passing through. This area has also become a garbage collection point. Photo: Huu ChanhThe section from Noi Bridge to Pham Van Dong intersection has just been constructed, a nearly 350m long section, adjacent to the People's Committee of Co Nhue 2 Ward. The remaining section has not been implemented due to land acquisition problems. Photo: Huu ChanhIn the photo is the construction site of the bridge over the Nhue River. Photo: Huu ChanhThe bridge abutment section has been completed up to the abutment top wall and reinforced from the cone, other items have not been implemented yet. Photo: Huu ChanhThe construction unit has completed casting 48 I33 beam slabs. Photo: Huu ChanhConcrete blocks litter the route. Photo: Huu ChanhMany sections have become exercise areas for people. Photo: Huu ChanhThere are still hundreds of households in Co Nhue 2 Ward who have not agreed to hand over the land for the project. This is the main reason why the project has been stalled for many years. Photo: Huu Chanh
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