Lâm Đồng Issues Deadline for Delayed QL28B Construction
Road Construction on QL28B Stalls, Prompting Urgent Action
At the end of October, Deputy Chairman of the Lam Dong People's Committee, Mr. Vo Ngoc Hiep, led a team to inspect the entire QL28B route, from the intersection of Lăng Sơn and QL1 to the endpoint at Tà Hine. This highway, which connects Lam Dong and Binh Thuan provinces, has long been a vital artery for local transportation. However, progress on key bridge and road projects has been exceptionally slow, raising concerns among residents and officials alike.
According to Mr. Hiep, many sections of the road remain stuck in limbo, with some areas already handed over but still without workers on site. Despite some improvements in the past few weeks, several segments are still lagging, and the delays are beginning to impact both local and regional traffic flow. The situation has prompted the provincial government to issue a 'final warning' to contractors, urging them to accelerate work or face consequences.
For residents of Đà Lạt, the delays on QL28B are more than just a bureaucratic issue—they are a daily inconvenience. Local business owners, like Ms. Lan, who runs a small shop near the Lăng Sơn intersection, say the stalled construction has affected customer traffic and delayed deliveries. 'Every day we wait, it feels like we’re losing time,' she said. 'We need this road to be completed so that our community can move forward.'
The provincial government has also instructed the project management unit to review current progress and reorganize construction efforts. Officials are preparing contingency plans to ensure that the project is completed on time. As the deadline looms, the eyes of the community are on the contractors and the government to deliver a solution that benefits not only Đà Lạt but the entire region.
This is more than just a construction project—it’s a test of commitment to the people of Lam Dong and a chance to ensure that the road connecting the province to Binh Thuan becomes a lifeline for years to come.