On July 1, the People's Committee of Dong Nai province issued a document on the repair and handover of the management of the Thien Tan Water Plant road, which is seriously degraded and full of potholes.

Thien Tan Water Plant route (Hoang Van Bon - Thien Tan road) belongs to the BOT project of DT 768 road, invested by Sonadezi Chau Duc Joint Stock Company.

Previously, Dong Nai Provincial People's Committee approved the adjustment of the investment policy for the BOT project of DT 768 road. In particular, the Thien Tan Water Plant route was removed from the BOT project.

To ensure urgent traffic safety and environmental sanitation on the Thien Tan Water Plant route, Dong Nai Provincial People's Committee approved the policy of repairing the above route using transportation career capital.

Dong Nai Provincial People's Committee assigned the Department of Transport as the investor, the Department of Finance to preside over balancing and arranging career capital for the Department of Transport to implement.

Regarding Sonadezi Chau Duc Joint Stock Company's proposal to hand over the management of Thien Tan Water Plant route, Dong Nai Provincial People's Committee also assigned the Department of Transport to preside over, coordinate with relevant units to advise and propose to the Provincial People's Committee for handling.

In addition, Dong Nai Provincial People's Committee requested Sonadezi Chau Duc Joint Stock Company to urgently complete the adjustment dossier of the BOT project on DT 768 road, submit it to the Department of Planning and Investment for appraisal, submission and approval according to regulations.

As reported, the Hoang Van Bon - Thien Tan route is more than 6km long, starting at National Highway 1 (Tan Bien Ward, Bien Hoa City) connecting to DT 768 (Thien Tan Commune, Vinh Cuu District). This is also the route connecting to Binh Duong province via Thu Bien Bridge.

During the field trips, Tuoi Tre Online witnessed firsthand the suffering of the people and drivers going in and out of Hoang Van Bon Street. Motorbikes, trucks, and passenger cars inched along, teetering on the mud.

According to records, the BOT road is about 1.4km long, from the intersection of National Highway 1 to the intersection with Nguyen Truong To Street, there are hundreds of potholes. The road surface is peeling, bumpy, and muddy like a trap for road users.