Sea dike

The protective forest belt is degraded, revealing the dyke body. Photo: Phuong Vinh

Can Tho sea dike is threatened by large waves, many sections are at risk of landslides

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Can Tho - Many coastal sections do not have breakwaters, protective forests have decreased, causing sea dykes to erode, threatening people's lives and production.

A section of the West Sea dike, Ca Mau was eroded. Photo: Nhat Ho

Transferring more than 21 hectares of production forest in Ca Mau to other purposes

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Ca Mau - The purpose of forest use is to implement sea construction projects.

The sea dike in Ben Tre has been completed, people are no longer afraid of landslides

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Ben Tre - The completed sea dike project in Ba Tri district (Ben Tre province) will help prevent landslides, opening up development opportunities.

There are still more than 6.8km of wave-reducing dykes that have not been invested in, so when the monsoon season comes, the sea waves hit and cause some sections of the Go Cong sea dyke to deteriorate. Photo: Thanh Nhan

Go Cong sea dike "fluctuates" before monsoon season

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Tien Giang - Some sections of the Go Cong sea dike are degraded, local authorities in Go Cong Dong district have proposed investing in wave-reducing dikes.