'Secret' under the pedestrian tunnels in Binh Chanh

The tunnel complex consists of 3 tunnels for pedestrians to cross the road, the section of National Highway 1 intersecting with Nguyen Van Linh Avenue (Binh Chanh District, Ho Chi Minh City) was built for people to conveniently cross the road, limiting risks. However, for many years, most people have chosen to cross the road with many vehicles, causing the tunnel complex to be abandoned and degraded. The tunnel door is even used... to hang a hammock to sleep.

Below are a series of photos of the pedestrian bridge cluster at Binh Thuan traffic intersection:

The cluster of 3 tunnels was built on National Highway 1A and Nguyen Van Linh Avenue for pedestrians to avoid risks. However, after many years of use, most people still choose to cross the street instead of going through the tunnel.

Not used regularly, the road tunnel has deteriorated.

Because few people use it, this place has become a dirty place for many people. The wall has also become covered with scrawled warnings.

But at these points the stench is intense.

There was also graffiti in the cellar.

The road outside the tunnel entrance has deteriorated.

A man carelessly hung a hammock to sleep right at the entrance of the tunnel because "no one was using it"

Inside, the long tunnel was deserted.

The drain pipe is broken and overflowing.

Most people choose to cross the street despite the danger due to the dense traffic instead of walking in the basement.

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