Hoa Binh speeds up progress of key traffic projects

2/12/2023 - 4:26:35 PM

(HBO) - Considering the development of the transport infrastructure as one of the strategic breakthroughs to promote the province's socio-economic development, on the first days of 2023, the People's Committee of Hoa Binh directed departments, sectors and investors to quickly carry out solutions to speed up the construction on key traffic works and projects.

Several bridges and drainages on road connecting Tran Hung Dao street to Dan Chu ward with National Highway 6 in Hoa Binh city built.

Currently, there are six key transport infrastructure projects using public investment which are being urgently implemented by the province.

For the road project connecting Tran Hung Dao street to Dan Chu ward to National Highway 6 and the other to upgrade Provincial Road 436, Le Ngoc Quan, Deputy Director of the provincial Department of Transport, said that the site clearance is a bottleneck, as it needs a resettlement plan for 80 affected households. Tan Lac district has completed procedures to apply for the investment proposal in a project to build a resettlement area. Meanwhile in Phuong Lam ward (Hoa Binh city), the arrangement of a resettlement area has yet to come into an end.

For the Hoa Binh - Moc Chau expressway project, and a road linking the Hoa Binh - Hanoi region to Son La Expressway (Hoa Binh - Moc Chau), the provincial People's Committee has requested the drastic implementation of procedures related to compensation, site clearance and resettlement. Tran Tuan Son, Vice Chairman of Kim Boi district People's Committee, said that the district has made a compensation and site clearance plan for affected households, and compensated households whose graves have to be relocated.

According to a leader of the provincial traffic construction investment project management board, the regional linkage road passes through a large area of rice fields and production forests in three districts and Hoa Binh city. Therefore, the provincial People's Committee will soon give directions on the forest planning to change the use of the forests affected by the project to other purposes and report to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to submit to the Government for approval./.

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