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HCM City to implement transport projects around Tan Son Nhat airport

Ho Chi Minh City is finalising procedures to implement some projects around its Tan Son Nhat International Airport in late 2022, aiming to ease traffic congestion in the area and expand traffic connections with Terminal T3 that is scheduled to be put into operation soon to serve about 20 million passengers per year.
HCM City to implement transport projects around Tan Son Nhat airport ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
HCM City(VNA) – Ho Chi Minh City is finalising procedures to implement some projectsaround its Tan Son Nhat International Airport in late 2022, aiming to easetraffic congestion in the area and expand traffic connections with TerminalT3 that is scheduled to be put into operation soon to serve about 20 millionpassengers per year.

According to themunicipal Department of Transport, as there is currently only one road to theairport while the travel demand in the area is high, and this leads to a seriouscongestion around the airport.

In November, the department will start a 4-km stretch of the Tran Quoc Hoan-Cong Hoaroad connecting with Terminal T3 at a cost of over 4.84 trillion VND (206.88 million USD). The city People’s Committee has assigned thePeople’s Committee of Tan Binh district to promptly issue a ground clearanceand resettlement support plan commencing from July.

HCM City to implement transport projects around Tan Son Nhat airport ảnh 2The starting point of Tran Quoc Hoan-Cong Hoa road (Photo: VNA)
At the same time,a project to expand Hoang Hoa Tham street, which stretches from the gate of themilitary base near the airport to Cong Hoa street will be implemented at a costof over 290 billion VND, starting from October. It will becarried out in parallel with the upgrade of Cong Hoa street. Both are expectedto complete in 3-6 months.

The departmentheld that major difficulties facing the projects come from ground clearance, asmost of the land area for the projects are military-managed land.

Earlier on June 13,the People’s Committee of HCM City proposed the Prime Minister to allow theMinistry of Defence hand over about 11.89 hectares of land in Tan Binh districtto the city, enabling the implementation of Tran Quoc Hoan-Cong Hoa street./.
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