Organizing the inauguration ceremony and handing over the great solidarity house to Mr. Ngo Van Luan’s family. On June 15, the Ngu Thuy Border Guard Station, the Border Guard Command of Quang Binh province held a ceremony to inaugurate and hand over the great solidarity house to the family of Mr. Ngo Van Luan in Nam Hai village, Ngu Thuy commune, Le Thuy district. After more than 2 months of construction, the great solidarity house was completed on schedule and with quality. Mr. Luan’s new house has an area of ​​50m2; The wall structure, the roof is solidly poured with concrete with a total value of nearly 150 million VND. Representative of Quang Binh Provincial Border Guard Command gave gifts to Mr. Ngo Van Luan. It is known that, in order to strengthen the solidarity of army and people at the border, Ngu Thuy Border Guard Station, Quang Binh Border Guard Command has connected with artists and benefactors inside and outside the province; Together with the contribution of the staff and soldiers, they have built a house of solidarity for the poor in the border areas. Mr. Ngo Van Luan was a former officer of the People’s Armed Police (now the Border Guard). He enlisted in the army in 1962 and worked at the People’s Armed Police of Binh – Tri – Thien province (former). Mr. Luan is 83 years old, weak in health and belongs to a poor household in Ngu Thuy commune.

“We will finish pouring concrete tonight. However, it is necessary to wait 3 days for the concrete to freeze, to avoid the situation where the vehicle will shake, possibly cracking the bridge deck,” said PMU representative Thang Long. prefer. Nam Thang Long viaduct route will be opened to traffic when the up and down slope is not completed. Photo: Ngoc Tan. This position said the viaduct has 6 slopes up and down, but only the slope in Co Nhue needs to prohibit the road for construction. The remaining 4 ramps are connected to independent box girders, separated from the main bridge, so no road is prohibited. The plan to prohibit roads for construction of up and down slopes has been approved by the Department of Transport of Hanoi. From the evening of April 23, the traffic police and the traffic bar will coordinate with the contractor to divide the traffic flow. Previously, the Mai Dich – South Thang Long viaduct lacked the downhill after the traffic opened, causing many drivers to complain, indirectly leading to the situation where a series of vehicles turned against the rules on the Thang Long bridge. Exchange with Zing Mr. Duong Viet Roan, Director of Thang Long Project Management Board, explained that 6 up and down slopes cannot be constructed at the same time with viaducts due to lack of space. Mr. Roan said the construction unit is speeding up to complete all 6 ramps up and down.