The Cham bridge is in disrepair, causing anxiety among the local people.

The Cham Bridge in Thong Nhat ward – a vital bridge connecting An Duong Vuong road to Cun slope on National Highway 6 – is in a state of serious disrepair, becoming a nightmare and a potential danger for people traveling across it.

Built a long time ago and having undergone numerous repairs, the Cham Bridge now shows signs of severe damage. The bridge surface is riddled with potholes; both ends of the bridge are severely eroded. The access roads to the bridge are in a similar condition, with many areas sinking, peeling, and forming large puddles, posing a traffic safety hazard. This situation is further exacerbated by the high volume of traffic, especially heavy trucks operating continuously.

Mr. Nguyen Van Hanh, a resident of Group 7, Thong Nhat Ward, expressed his frustration: "The bridge has been damaged for many years. Every time a heavy truck passes, the whole family feels the shaking. Many motorcyclists have fallen because of potholes." The area is also frequently shrouded in dust, directly affecting the daily lives of surrounding households.

It is known that the Cham Bridge has been listed as a weak bridge by authorities since 2024, but it has not yet been repaired. Given the current situation where the bridge area is becoming a "traffic black spot," local residents hope that the authorities will soon find solutions to renovate, upgrade, or rebuild the bridge to ensure safety.

Here are some photos taken at the Cham Bridge area on August 21, 2025.

Le Chung

Source: https://baophutho.vn/cau-cham-xuong-cap-nguoi-dan-bat-an-238325.htm