Khanh Hoa: Tran Phu Bridge is back in operation after the bridge pier erosion incident

On December 9, the Department of Construction of Khanh Hoa province said that Tran Phu bridge has been ensured to be safe for re-operation after the bridge pier erosion incident caused by heavy rain and floods.

Tran Phu Bridge across Cai River not only plays a role in connecting traffic but is also one of the modern architectural symbols of the coastal city of Nha Trang. Photo: HIEU GIANG

According to the results of the on-site inspection and assessment of the design consultant, from 0:00 on the same day, vehicles are allowed to circulate normally across the bridge.

Previously, the area of ​​the cone and the right abutment of Tran Phu bridge (North-South direction) was seriously eroded, posing a risk to traffic safety. From the night of November 27, the province temporarily banned trucks over 2.5 tons and passenger cars over 16 seats from traveling on the bridge to serve repairs.

Tran Phu Bridge started construction in 1999 and was completed in 2002. It is over 458m long, 22m wide, and has 4 lanes. This is an important connection between Tran Phu Street (Nha Trang Ward) and Pham Van Dong Street (North Nha Trang Ward).

The northern abutment of Tran Phu bridge suffered a serious landslide on November 27. Photo: HIEU GIANG

HIEU JIANG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/khanh-hoa-cau-tran-phu-duoc-khai-thac-tro-lai-sau-su-co-xoi-lo-mo-cau-post827722.html