(GLO)- Heavy rains caused the temporary road across the stream serving the travel of people during the construction of Ia Pet culvert (Bo Ngoong commune, Chu Se district, Gia Lai province) to be washed away; traffic was cut off, and the buying and selling of goods was also interrupted.
At the scene, a temporary dirt road across the stream, about 5 meters long, was completely washed away by the water, leaving only the drainage pipes underneath. Although more than 3 days had passed, the muddy water was still flowing rapidly, and the banks on both sides still showed signs of erosion, so the construction unit had put up ropes and installed warning lights at night to prevent people from recklessly crossing the stream.
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A temporary dirt road across the stream, about 5 meters long, was washed away by the water, leaving only the drainage pipes underneath. Photo: Minh Phuong |
Mr. Phan Dinh Hung (village 16, Bo Ngoong commune), who lives next to this temporary road, said: For nearly 2 months now, in order to construct the Ia Pet culvert project to replace the seriously degraded iron bridge that was dismantled, the construction unit has built a temporary road across the stream for people to travel. However, on the afternoon of June 6, a large amount of water from upstream poured in, rising suddenly and washing away a section of the temporary road.
Mr. Hung said that the amount of water pouring in was very large while the drainage system through this stream was quite small, the water could not drain fast enough, which was the reason why the road broke. On the other hand, the temporary road was only made of soil, not firmly reinforced, so it was easily swept away by flood water.
A temporary road was washed away by floodwaters, affecting the travel of people in Bo Ngoong commune (Chu Se district). Reporter: Minh Phuong |
“The incident happened more than 3 days ago but the construction unit has not yet fixed it. We recommend that the construction unit build a more solid temporary road, ensuring smooth and safe traffic during the rainy season,” Mr. Hung suggested.
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The main road is cut off by the stream, so when people reach this location and want to move to the commune center, they have to turn back, follow the village road around Bar Maih commune, which takes more than 4 km. Photo: Minh Phuong |
Because the main road is cut off by the Ia Pet stream, when people reach this location and want to move to the commune center, they have to turn back, go around the village road through Bar Maih commune, which takes more than 4 km, while the old road is only a few dozen meters from the stream. The temporary road being washed away by water has more or less disrupted the lives of people on both sides of this road.
Mr. Ro Mah Bon from Amo village (Bo Ngoong commune) said: The bypass road is seriously degraded, with many deep holes, potholes, and potholes appearing, while the number of trucks transporting goods to avoid the cut-off point has increased dramatically, posing a potential risk of traffic accidents. Some people living nearby are afraid to take the detour, so they risk their lives and recklessly try to cross the stream.
Mr. Le Duy Khuong - Chairman of Bo Ngoong Commune People's Committee - informed: As soon as the incident of water washing away the temporary road occurred, the commune directed relevant forces to put up warning ropes to prevent people from passing, and at the same time guided people to take the detour while waiting for the construction unit to fix it.
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The road has many deep holes, potholes, and bumps, while the number of vehicles passing through here every day increases dramatically, posing a potential risk of traffic accidents. Photo: Minh Phuong |
The Chairman of the People's Committee of Bo Ngoong commune emphasized: "To limit the situation of people ignoring the danger and trying to wade across the stream at this broken dam section to get to the other side, the commune has also notified the villages to warn people not to intentionally cross, to avoid unfortunate accidents."
Representative of the investor, Mr. Ho Van Chien - Deputy Director of the Project Management Board of Chu Sen District, said: "The construction unit has gathered large drainage culverts, waiting for the water to recede to reinstall the culverts and fill the road surface for people to travel as well as to speed up the construction progress of the Ia Pet culvert project".
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