Photo: Before and after cutting off thousands of screw “traps” on the streets of Ho Chi Minh City

Thousands of screws with pointed ends pointing to the road that are dangerous to road users in Ho Chi Minh City have been removed by the authorities.

On the afternoon of March 27, thousands of screws were used to fix reflective tin plates with pointed tips pointing outwards on Cong Hoa, Tran Quoc Hoan, Truong Son streets and the area under the overpass in front of Tan Tan Airport. Son Nhat, the area under the roundabout of Cha Ca Mausoleum (Tan Binh district, Ho Chi Minh City) has been removed by the authorities to avoid causing danger to pedestrians.

Thousands of screws in overpass areas and roads in Tan Binh district have created a “trap” for participants. traffic has been handled by the authorities.

These screws are left to point the pointed end out to form “traps” at the level of the foot of a motorcyclist who has been cut off the protruding part.

The protruding screw before and after being removed

The screws in the area of ​​​​the Truong Son steel overpass, the divider on Tran Quoc Hoan street…have been handled to make pedestrians safer.

The screw has a pointed tip pointing out about 3-4cm to form “traps” and has now had the sharp end removed.

Before and after the screw is cut off the sharp part.

The protruding screw has been treated

Thousands of screws “trapping” passersby have been cut out.

Along the roads, medians with spikes that “trap” people have been removed.

A representative of the Center for Management and Exploitation of Road Traffic Infrastructure under the Department of Transport of Ho Chi Minh City said that the relevant units have been requested to review and fix the positions where the screws protrude from the road to ensure safety for the road users. people when participating in traffic.