Ensuring safety of traffic and construction works before storm Kalmaegi

The Department of Construction has just issued a document requesting the People's Committees of communes and wards; and Project Management Boards to proactively deploy solutions to respond to storm No. 13 (storm KALMAEGI) for construction works in the province.

Accordingly, the Department of Construction requested units and localities to closely monitor the developments of storm Kalmaegi; urgently coordinate and implement measures to ensure safety for traffic works and construction works in the province.

Specifically, the Department of Construction requires units and localities to organize traffic guidance and ensure traffic safety in areas at high risk of flooding and isolation. Proactively deploy traffic solutions when there are floods, landslides, and isolation; urge investors and contractors of construction works in the province to strictly implement plans to ensure construction safety and prevent natural disasters during construction. Organize pruning and felling of trees at risk of breaking or falling to ensure safety for people and vehicles when traveling on the roads.

The Department of Construction requires communes, wards, and project management boards to strengthen safety assurance for traffic works before storm Kalmaegi.

Localities and units need to review key locations at high risk of landslides and flooding; bridges, culverts, and underground structures; assess the current status and load-bearing capacity of traffic works, paying special attention to bridge and underground structures, conducting detailed inspections of abutments, piers, and components directly affected by the flow of rivers and streams where bridges and underground structures are built...

For road works, it is necessary to strengthen inspection of deep roadbeds, high embankments, landslide risks on the negative and positive slopes, flood risks; and flows that can directly affect the safety of road works. In case of detecting signs of damage or deterioration, it is necessary to promptly repair minor damages and develop repair and reinforcement plans for damages that can affect the structure of the works.

The Department of Construction requires units to implement measures to prevent and combat natural disasters on construction works according to the guidance of the Ministry of Construction .

For construction infrastructure, houses, civil and industrial works, units need to implement measures to prevent and combat natural disasters according to the instructions of the Ministry of Construction, including: instructions on safe houses to prevent storms and floods; instructions on classifying safe houses; recommendations on installing water tanks for houses and works; inspection procedures for antenna works for receiving and transmitting telecommunications, radio and television signals.

Continue to review, update and add solutions to respond to natural disasters and climate change to urban and residential planning in accordance with the terrain and climate characteristics and areas frequently affected by natural disasters. Determine the level of impact with the frequency of floods occurring in each area in the locality to select resettlement sites to ensure safety for people. Strengthen warnings and proactively evacuate people in areas at risk of flooding, mountainous areas at risk of landslides, flash floods, etc. to safe places.

Check the drainage system of urban areas to ensure flood prevention; check measures to ensure safety for technical infrastructure works and technical infrastructure systems in urban areas. Strengthen strict control over the management of urban trees and public lighting poles to ensure traffic safety.

For the Project Management Board, investors implementing projects in the province need to closely monitor the storm's developments; develop appropriate response plans and measures to ensure the safety of people and property. Require construction contractors to strictly comply with traffic safety when constructing on roads in operation. Units need to proactively deploy natural disaster prevention plans; have specific plans to ensure safety for items under construction; fully prepare and be ready to mobilize human resources, vehicles and equipment to promptly fix any damage as soon as the water recedes.

For construction infrastructure, houses, civil and industrial works, it is necessary to strengthen inspection and close supervision of the quality of works under construction; check, review, and establish measures to ensure safety for people, equipment, the works themselves and neighboring works. At the same time, take measures to anchor and reinforce construction scaffolding, tower cranes, elevators and high-altitude construction equipment; make plans to relocate households within the affected area to a safe place when necessary; arrange means to warn of dangerous areas at locations that pose a risk of insecurity...

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/tin-noi-bat/202511/bao-dam-an-toan-cong-trinh-giao-thong-xay-dung-truoc-bao-kalmaegi-8a50a4d/