Bac Ninh: Focus on environmental sanitation after floods

BAC NINH - Carrying out a peak environmental sanitation campaign to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day, August 28 and 29, in the highland communes of Bac Ninh province, people and volunteer forces joined forces to clean up the environment after the flood.

On August 28, Bac Ninh Provincial Youth Union, Provincial Police Youth Union coordinated with Tuan Dao Commune Youth Union to launch the Green March 2025 youth volunteer campaign in the commune. The program had the participation of nearly 300 cadres, members, and union members from the Provincial Youth Union, Provincial Youth Union, Fatherland Front Committee, organizations, and local police and military forces.

Volunteer forces clean up mud after floods in Tuan Dao commune.

After the flood, Tuan Dao commune still had a lot of mud, tree branches, plastic bottles, nylon bags and household waste. Volunteers focused on clearing mud and cleaning the environment in the commune center and schools in the area.

People of Dong Chanh village, Dai Son commune focus on environmental sanitation after floods.

In Linh Phu, Say, and Dong Xuan villages, along with organizing inspections, reviews, and assessments of damage after floods, the Village Management Board arranged cranes to dredge garbage accumulated at underground sewers to help facilitate water drainage.

Dai Son Commune organized a garbage cleanup on Provincial Road 291C, passing through Non Ta village.

The flood also left behind a lot of mud and dry tree branches on the road. Many sections of mud were 25-50 cm thick, making it impossible for people and vehicles to move.

People of Trai Rang village, Yen Dinh commune gathered to clean the road leading to Ao Giang culvert.

Taking advantage of the sunny weather, people in Dai Son and Yen Dinh communes also mobilized local forces and vehicles such as excavators, cranes, water pumps, hoes, shovels, brooms, etc. to participate in environmental sanitation on the roads.

During the rainy season, Ao Giang culvert is often flooded, cutting off traffic to Cam Dan, Trai Rang and Roc Nay villages.

Localities strive to focus on collecting and cleaning up, completing before National Day September 2.

It is known that previously in this area there was a solid bridge across the Ao Giang River but it collapsed due to the impact of a storm in late 2008.

The flood receded, leaving behind a layer of mud 25-50cm thick.

Five years later, Ao Giang tunnel was built and put into use, becoming the main traffic route for people in Cam Dan, Trai Rang and Roc Nay villages.

The road is clean and beautiful again after being cleaned.

Ms. Hoang Thi Thanh, Secretary of the Party Cell of Trai Rang village, said that the Ao Giang underground construction is currently degraded, large trucks cannot pass through; it is often flooded, and traffic is cut off every time there is heavy rain. Local people hope that the Party and State will pay attention to building a solid bridge connecting the villages, helping people feel secure in developing the economy and stabilizing their lives.

News and photos: Economic Reporter Group

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