Of the traffic accidents, 57 occurred on roads, killing 27 people and injuring 45. There was 1 railway accident, injuring 1 person. There were no accidents on waterways.
According to the National Traffic Safety Committee, traffic order and safety in Hanoi and neighboring localities are ensured, with no prolonged traffic jams or serious traffic accidents.
At around 3:00 p.m. on August 30, traffic volume increased on inner-city routes and gateway routes to Hanoi as people moved out of Hanoi to other localities at the beginning of the holiday, leading to prolonged congestion and slow and difficult traffic movement (Phap Van, Thang Long Bridge, Phu Dong Bridge, Co Linh). In particular, traffic volume increased very high in the southern gateway area (Phap Van, Giai Phong).
At the southern gateway, traffic congestion occurred mainly at the Giai Phong - Kim Dong and Giai Phong - Phap Van intersections due to traffic conflicts between roads with high traffic volume and some points under construction and repair of traffic infrastructure. The authorities deployed 100% of their personnel to ensure order, traffic safety and traffic control to prevent congestion. By 10 p.m., the traffic volume had decreased and traffic returned to normal.
On the morning of August 31, traffic volume increased on the elevated Ring Road 3, especially the section from Khuat Duy Tien towards Phap Van due to traffic collisions. Hanoi City Police proactively resolved, regulated, and diverted traffic. Traffic in the inner city was stable.
At the intersection of Ring Road 3 - Giai Phong - National Highway 1 (Nuoc Ngam bus station area), traffic volume increased suddenly. By 10:30 a.m., traffic volume decreased, traffic situation was stable, vehicles moved according to the regulation of functional forces.
In Ho Chi Minh City and neighboring localities, on August 30, traffic at the city's gateways and on the two expressways Ho Chi Minh City - Long Thanh - Dau Giay and Ho Chi Minh City - Trung Luong - My Thuan had high traffic volume, vehicles moved slowly, and authorities coordinated to regulate and separate traffic from a distance, preventing traffic jams.
On National Highway 60, the Rach Mieu bridge area connecting Tien Giang and Ben Tre provinces, on August 30, traffic was heavy and moving slowly when going up the bridge. Rach Mieu toll station was released from 3:34 p.m. to 3:47 p.m. The Tien Giang and Ben Tre provincial police coordinated to regulate traffic flow from a distance, preventing prolonged and serious traffic jams.
Ho Chi Minh City Police and related units have proactively coordinated to regulate traffic to ensure safe movement of vehicles and prevent prolonged traffic jams.
During the day, local police inspected, detected and handled 12,636 violations; imposed fines of over VND26.5 billion; detained 178 cars, 3,639 motorbikes, 138 other vehicles; revoked driving licenses of 2,353 cases. Of which, 2,572 were violations of alcohol concentration; 2,921 were violations of speed; 132 were violations of overloading; 31 were violations of oversize; and 15 were violations of drugs.
On National Highway 1A, the police force detected and recorded 1,784 violations, fined nearly 2.7 billion VND; revoked 280 driving licenses, and detained 261 vehicles. Of these, 201 were alcohol violations; 2 were drug violations; 667 were speeding; 20 were overloading; 14 were oversize violations...
On the highway, traffic police inspected and recorded 152 violations, fined 718 million VND, revoked 94 driver's licenses, and detained 4 vehicles.
On the waterway route, the authorities detected and handled 198 violations, imposing a fine of VND217 million; on the railway route, they detected and handled 2 violations, imposing a fine of VND2 million.
"From noon on August 30 to noon on August 31, traffic order and safety were stable, with congestion occurring on some gateway routes to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The reason was the sudden increase in traffic volume, exceeding the capacity of the traffic infrastructure system. The authorities have deployed traffic organization plans and traffic flow control to help minimize congestion on the first day of the holiday," said Mr. Tran Huu Minh, Chief of Office of the National Traffic Safety Committee.
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