On the morning of March 16, many people driving motorbikes on To Hieu street in the direction of Quang Trung street (Ha Dong ward, Hanoi city) suddenly slipped and fell. The cause was determined to be due to the road surface appearing with a lot of mud and soil scattered, causing slipperiness.
I don't understand where the soil fell all over the road, many people have fallen here since morning. Everyone who passes by, pay attention, okay?", a resident posted information with scene photos on social networks.
Immediately after receiving the news, Road Traffic Police Team No. 7 (CSGT) - Traffic Police Department of Hanoi City Police quickly dispatched officers and soldiers to the scene to divert traffic, and at the same time coordinated with the environmental sanitation unit to spray water to wash the road and overcome the slippery situation.
Along with that, the traffic police force is conducting verification and tracing vehicles showing signs of dropping soil and mud onto the road surface for handling according to regulations.
Also on the morning of March 16, during patrols and inspections, the task force of Road Traffic Police Team No. 7 discovered many cases of trucks carrying soil without careful covering, spilling it onto the road in Ha Tri street area, gate of 365 market (the border section between Ha Dong ward and Kien Hung ward, Hanoi City).
Such as the case of a truck carrying soil with license plate 29K-046. xx driven by driver V.V.B (born in 1982, residing in Hanoi), when moving from Quang Trung street to Ha Tri street area, it dropped soil and mud onto the road surface.
Through actual inspection, the working group discovered that there was still a lot of soil and mud clinging to the rear of the vehicle and on the truck bed; the driver did not cover and did not clean the vehicle before traveling on the road.
For the act of driving a vehicle causing waste, mud or construction materials to spill onto the road, driver B was issued a record of violation with a fine of 3 million VND.
Then, at about 9:40 am on the same day, the task force continued to discover a car with license plate 29E-224. xx driven by H.V. H (born 1998, from Bac Ninh) also having similar violations.
Although the vehicle was covered, the tarpaulin was not tight enough, causing soil and rocks to still be thrown out during the movement.
In addition to strictly handling violations, we also go to construction sites to meet and exchange with construction site managers about ensuring order, traffic safety, and ensuring hygiene for vehicles moving in and out of construction sites," said Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Viet Anh - officer of Road Traffic Police Team No. 7.
The Traffic Police force recommends that drivers strictly comply with the provisions of the Law on Road Traffic Order and Safety. Proactively cover and clean vehicles before participating in traffic to avoid spilling soil and mud onto the road, causing unsafety for traffic participants.
All violations will be inspected and handled by functional forces according to regulations.
