Tourists flock to the beach in Ninh Binh during holidays, restaurants operate at full capacity
According to reporters of Lao Dong Newspaper, unlike the quiet scenery before, during the April 30 - January 1 holiday this year, many roads leading to Thinh Long beach tourist area, Hai Thinh commune, Ninh Binh province are always crowded with vehicles passing by from early morning. The beach area and service stalls are bustling with people and tourists coming to play and relax.
Not only the beach area, seafood restaurants and coastal drink stalls are also operating at full capacity to serve tourists. Many accommodation establishments in Thinh Long beach tourist area recorded a high increase in room bookings during this year's holiday. The highlight of this year's beach tourism season is many cultural and entertainment activities organized at Thinh Long beach tourist area such as kite flying festivals, OCOP product promotion spaces, seafood and outdoor art programs. These activities contribute to creating a vibrant atmosphere, attracting a large number of people and tourists to experience.
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Ho Chi Minh City will build 6 bridges connecting Binh Quoi - Thanh Da Urban Area
Binh Quoi Ward People's Committee is accelerating the detailed planning at a scale of 1/500 of Binh Quoi - Thanh Da Urban Area. The new planning project identifies the transport infrastructure system as a pillar, helping the future urban area become an important transit point in the Northeast of Ho Chi Minh City.
There will be 5 bridges connecting the urban area with surrounding areas, including: bridge connecting Hiep Binh ward, directly connected to Pham Van Dong axis to go to Tan Son Nhat airport; bridge connecting Thu Duc ward; bridge connecting Truong Tho area; bridge to An Khanh area (Thao Dien); and bridge connecting to Nguyen Gia Tri street, creating a fast traffic direction to Dien Bien Phu axis.
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Technical opening of a bridge in Phu Tho after nearly half a decade of damage, repair, and loading ban
Tu My bridge spans the Bua River, located on National Highway 32C (Km26+500) the artery connecting Van Xuan commune with Dong Luong commune of Phu Tho province (connecting Tam Nong district with the old Cam Khe). After 3 decades of serving people, in recent years Tu My bridge has been frequently damaged. More than 2 years ago, the Phu Tho Provincial Department of Transport (now the Department of Construction) implemented the project to overcome the consequences of natural disasters and repair to ensure traffic step 2 of Tu My bridge at Km26+500 National Highway 32C.
The above project has a total investment of 27 billion VND, started construction from the end of April 2024 after completing the contractor selection for the construction package of the project.
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