The iron fence of the median strip of Giai Phong Street was suddenly 'pulled bare'

TPO - It is unclear why the iron fences on the median strip of Giai Phong Street ( Hanoi ) were suddenly removed, with some sections even uprooted completely. These iron fences were regularly painted and looked new, yet they were removed without any notice. Not only are residents puzzled, but even authorities such as the Traffic Inspectorate and the Traffic Police are unaware of the fate of these fences.

TPO - It is unclear why the iron fences on the median strip of Giai Phong Street (Hanoi) were suddenly removed, with some sections even uprooted completely. These iron fences were regularly painted and looked new, yet they were removed without any notice. Not only are residents puzzled, but even authorities such as the Traffic Inspectorate and the Traffic Police are unaware of the fate of these fences.

The iron fences separating the lanes on Giai Phong Street were unexpectedly 'uprooted' (image 1).

Giai Phong Road is currently one of the widest roads (8 lanes) with well-developed infrastructure, including iron fences in the median strip that have been in place for many years, both to prevent people from crossing the road illegally and to enhance the landscape.

The iron fences separating the lanes on Giai Phong Street were unexpectedly 'uprooted' (photo 2).

Iron fences were erected along the entire length of this road (except at intersections) for about 4.5 km (starting from Nuoc Ngam bus station to Hanoi University of Technology), however, in recent days they have been removed and taken away to unknown locations.

The iron fences separating the lanes on Giai Phong Street were unexpectedly 'uprooted' (photo 3).

According to observations by Tien Phong reporters yesterday morning and today (November 26), the iron fence panels were removed overnight, leaving only the posts behind by morning, and these posts were also removed later in the day.

The iron fences separating the lanes on Giai Phong Street were unexpectedly 'uprooted' (photo 4).

The iron fence in the median strip of Giai Phong Street has been completely uprooted, but along the entire length of the road, traffic participants cannot see a single sign or information board about the incident.

The iron fences separating the lanes on Giai Phong Street were unexpectedly 'uprooted' (photo 5).

The iron fence from Nuoc Ngam bus station has now been removed and taken down all the way to Giap Bat.

The iron fences separating the lanes on Giai Phong Street were unexpectedly 'uprooted' (photo 6).

The removed iron fences left the median strip bare and riddled with holes, causing pedestrians to disregard traffic and cross the road anywhere they please.

The iron fences separating the lanes on Giai Phong Street were unexpectedly 'uprooted' (photo 7).

The iron fences separating the lanes on Giai Phong Street were unexpectedly 'uprooted' (photo 8).

At the locations where the fences were recently dug up, temporary construction fences were situated right on the road.

The iron fences separating the lanes on Giai Phong Street were unexpectedly 'uprooted' (photo 9).

At night, the lack of warning lights poses a risk of collisions and accidents for road users.

Speaking to a reporter from Tien Phong newspaper, representatives from the Traffic Inspection Teams (Hanoi Department of Transport) and Traffic Police Team No. 14 of the Hanoi Traffic Police Department stated that they had not received any information or notification about the incident. Because the digging of holes and removal of fences occurred on the road and affected traffic, the Hoang Mai Traffic Inspection Team announced that they will investigate and clarify the matter today.

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