Billion-dollar embankment project to prevent emergency landslides in Tuyen Quang is sluggish

Du an bo ke chong sat lo song Lo qua thon Truong Thi, phuong An Khang (TP Tuyen Quang) co tong muc dau tu hon 10 ti dong, do Ban quan ly du an dau tu xay dung cac cong trinh nong nghiep va phat trien nong thon tinh Tuyen Quang lam chu dau tu. Anh: Viet Bac.

The project to prevent landslides on the Lo River embankment through Truong Thi village, An Khang ward (Tuyen Quang city) has a total investment of more than 10 billion VND, invested by the Management Board of Investment Projects for Construction of Agricultural Works and Rural Development of Tuyen Quang province. Photo: Viet Bac.

The project is over 200 meters long and will be constructed by Vinh Anh Company Limited (Ham Yen, Tuyen Quang) from 2023. The project's goal is to prevent landslides on the banks of the Lo River, ensuring safety for people and constructions along the river. Photo: Viet Bac.

Sau hon 1 nam thi cong, chieu dai doan ke da co ban hoan thien. Tai mot so vi tri than ke, mat ke dang duoc thi cong, sua chua do dang. Tuy nhien, theo ghi nhan cua PV sang 6.11, viec thi cong dang tam dung. Anh: Viet Bac.

After more than 1 year of construction, the length of the embankment has been basically completed. At some locations, the embankment body and surface are still under construction and repair. However, according to the reporter's records on the morning of November 6, the construction is temporarily suspended. Photo: Viet Bac.

Tai cong truong chi lac dac mot vai nguoi trong coi va thiet bi thi cong nam bat dong. Mot nguoi dan tai thon Truong Thi, xa An Khang cho biet: “Cho nay truoc sat lo toi than de, tien sat vao duong di, ve sau duoc sua chua khan cap, nguoi dan cung bot lo. Nhung hon 1 nam nay, luc thay lam, luc lai nghi, khong biet bao gio moi xong“. Anh: Viet Bac.

At the construction site, there were only a few people watching and the construction equipment was lying motionless. A resident of Truong Thi village, An Khang commune said: "This place used to have landslides up to the dike body, close to the road, then it was urgently repaired, people were less worried. But for more than a year now, sometimes it is working, sometimes it is not working, not knowing when it will be finished." Photo: Viet Bac.

Sau dot mua lu thang 9.2024, nhieu vi tri tai bo ke thi cong da hoan thien do be tong bi hu hong, sut lun phai boc len sua chua. Anh: Viet Bac.

After the flood in September 2024, many locations on the embankment that had been completed and poured concrete were damaged and had to be peeled off for repair. Photo: Viet Bac.

Phan mai ke va mat ke sut lun, nut vo sau tran mua lu vua qua.

The embankment roof and surface collapsed and cracked after the recent flood. Photo: Viet Bac

Many people in An Khang commune are worried about the quality of the project even though it has not been completed and handed over. Photo: Viet Bac.

Phan mat ke van dang do cho thi cong. Anh: Viet Bac.

The embankment surface is still unfinished awaiting construction. Photo: Viet Bac.

The cracked and damaged parts of the embankment must be peeled off and dumped on the opposite side. Photo: Viet Bac.

Mr. Nguyen Van Thang (Tuyen Quang City) said: "The rainy season has passed but the embankment is still not finished. We hope the project will be completed soon and put into use so that we do not have to worry about landslides every time there is a storm or flood." Photo: Viet Bac.

Trao doi voi PV, ong Le Xuan Huong - Chu tich UBND xa An Khang cho biet, du an bo ke chong sat lo qua song Lo duoc trien khai tu nam 2023 va hien van chua hoan thanh, ban giao.

Speaking to reporters, Mr. Le Xuan Huong - Chairman of An Khang Commune People's Committee said that the project to prevent landslides across Lo River was implemented since 2023 and has not yet been completed and handed over.

Truoc do, cuoi thang 4.2024, thong tin voi PV, chu dau tu du an cho biet, mat bang da duoc ban giao cho nha thau, du kien se hoan thanh cong trinh trong quy II.2024.

Previously, at the end of April 2024, the project investor informed reporters that the site had been handed over to the contractor, and the project was expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2024.