Quang Ngai: Handing over the Military-Civilian road, helping people travel conveniently

Clip of people traveling on Quan Dan street

The route is about 500m long, including road and bridge, with a width of 1.5m to 1.8m. The project started on November 2 and was completed after 10 days, with the peak having up to 300 people participating; 200 officers and soldiers of Division 10 are on duty, the rest are the commune militia and local people. Appreciating the close relationship between the army and people in the process of overcoming the consequences of natural disasters, Ngoc Linh commune decided to name the route Quan Dan road.

The Military-Civilian Road was handed over, helping people travel safely.

Lieutenant Colonel Khuat Xuan Truong, Deputy Division Commander of Division 10 (Army Corps 34), said that in addition to helping people build roads, the unit also supported the locality in clearing many landslides on roads, residential areas, and production areas; currently reviewing the remaining work to continue supporting the people, and it is expected that tomorrow, when completed, the unit will withdraw its troops.

Lieutenant Colonel Khuat Xuan Truong, Deputy Division Commander of Division 10, spoke

Mr. A Dua, Secretary of the Party Cell of Ngoc Nang Village (Ngoc Linh Commune) said that the completed road has helped people escape isolation, travel safely, and their children go to school more conveniently. People thank the Party and State for their concern and help to stabilize their lives.

Mr. A Phuong, Secretary of the Party Committee of Ngoc Linh commune, expressed gratitude to the forces of Division 10.

As reported, on the morning of October 28, a serious landslide occurred in the mountainous area of Ngoc Nang village (Ngoc Linh commune) after a loud explosion, cutting off the main traffic route, completely isolating 5 villages with about 400 households and 1,700 people for many days.