Khanh Hoa urgently repairs two national relics affected by floods

On November 26, the People's Committee of Khanh Hoa province announced that it had just conveyed the direction of the provincial People's Committee leaders on promptly repairing the national historical and cultural relic damaged by floods in Dien Khanh commune (former Dien Khanh district) during the recent floods.

Accordingly, the flood from November 19 to 21 caused about 30 meters of the 2-meter-high fence of Trinh Phong Temple (built in 1886) and 40 meters of the 2.5-meter-high fence of Dien Khanh Temple of Literature (built in 1853) to collapse completely, affecting people's access.

The wall of Dien Khanh Temple of Literature collapsed due to flood and needs to be repaired soon.

PHOTO: HL

On November 25, Mr. Nguyen Long Bien, Standing Vice Chairman of Khanh Hoa Provincial People's Committee, inspected the above-mentioned relics. After the inspection, Mr. Bien requested the locality to mobilize forces and coordinate with the Provincial Military Command to urgently clean up and use mechanical vehicles to collect the collapsed fence. At the same time, make a repair estimate, report to the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism to synthesize and include it in the list of items that need urgent repair.

Previously, Khanh Hoa province also directed to request an early plan to restore the Bao Dai palace relic located on Canh Long mountain, Nha Trang ward. This relic is currently abandoned because it has not been restored due to legal issues with an investment project here.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/khanh-hoa-khan-cap-khac-phuc-2-di-tich-cap-quoc-gia-bi-anh-huong-mua-lu-185251127214229956.htm