Private cars flooded the streets after illegal parking lot was cleared in Linh Dam
THÙY DƯƠNG |
Due to lack of parking after the massive illegal parking lot in Linh Dam Urban Area was closed, many cars were parked on the street, obstructing traffic.
Recently, the People's Committee of Hoang Mai District, Hanoi City has decided to clear an illegal parking lot of over 10,000 square meters in Linh Dam Urban Area (considered the largest parking lot in the area) with a capacity of nearly 1,000 cars, to build a school area.On December 22, according to Lao Dong, around the newly cleared parking lot in Hoang Liet ward, a series of cars were parked on the street, causing traffic jams in many places.Mr. Dinh Xuan Viet, a technology driver around this area, said that during rush hour this road is often congested, especially after the illegal parking lot was cleared. “This area was already congested before, but now it is even more congested. Cars are spilling out onto the road, narrowing the road. It is very difficult for me to transport passengers here during rush hour,” Mr. Viet shared.Living in the HH4 Linh Dam building, Mr. Vu Hoang Vung said that because the apartment building does not have a place to park, residents have to park their vehicles outside. "We strongly support the removal of illegal parking lots, but we also hope that the government will arrange new parking spaces for residents to have a place to park their vehicles," Mr. Vung said.Close-up of cars parked on the street around the HH Linh Dam apartment complex (Hoang Liet, Hoang Mai, Hanoi).According to the reporter's records, on the road from HH apartment complex to Linh Dam peninsula, many cars are parked on the road, causing traffic congestion. Many residents said that in order to have a place to park their cars, they are having to accept higher parking prices than before at illegal parking lots in the area.According to research, land lots TH3 and NT3 (formerly an illegal parking lot) are part of the project to build a primary school and a kindergarten that is about to be implemented in Hoang Liet ward. These two land lots have a planned area of 1.084 hectares, located at the foot of the HH Linh Dam apartment complex and near the Hoang Mai District Cultural, Information and Sports Center.
Speaking with Lao Dong, Chairman of Hoang Liet Ward People's Committee - Nguyen Xuan Chinh - confirmed that the ward's functional forces are currently coordinating with Hoang Mai District to handle and clear this parking lot and other illegal business services to prepare for the project's investment and construction process.
Recently, the Ward People's Committee has proposed the District People's Committee to grant temporary permits for parking in unfinished project land and vacant land in residential areas to reduce the lack of parking spaces for residents, which also reduces the number of spontaneous parking lots.
The huge illegal parking lot located on two plots of land TH3 and NT3 in the Linh Dam Lake service and housing complex (Hoang Liet, Hoang Mai, Hanoi) has just been cleared.
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The huge illegal parking lot located on two plots of land TH3 and NT3 in the Linh Dam Lake service and housing complex (Hoang Liet, Hoang Mai, Hanoi) has just been cleared.
Quang Nam - From 12:00 on December 23, authorities will divert traffic and prohibit cars from passing through the new Cau Lau bridge on National Highway 1A for repairs.
