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Hanoi Faces Challenges of Fallen Trees and Traffic Snarls in the Wake of Typhoon Yagi

Hanoi struggles with fallen trees and traffic jams following Typhoon Yagi

Many roads remain blocked by fallen trees, resulting in heavy traffic jams.

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On Phan Dinh Phung Street, although some trees have been cleared, leftover stumps and branches are still causing traffic disruptions.

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At the crossroads of Phan Dinh Phung and Phung Hung in the Hoan Kiem District, a sizable tree has toppled over the road, forcing vehicles onto the sidewalk.

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Near the Phung Hung mural area on Phung Hung Street, another tree has fallen and obstructed traffic. Cars must maneuver through a tight space.

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On Hang Cot Street, a large fallen tree is blocking the roadway, leading officials to post warning signs to alleviate traffic issues.

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Cleanup efforts have largely cleared Nguyen Trai Street, a major route connecting Thanh Oai and Ha Dong districts with central Hanoi.

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However, some sections near 129 Nguyen Trai still have tree remnants extending into the street, requiring caution from drivers.

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Nguyen Khuyen Street in Van Quan, Ha Dong District, continues to face congestion due to fallen tree trunks blocking one lane.

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Phuc La Street in Ha Dong also experiences similar problems, leading to significant traffic delays in both directions.

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As of 7:00 AM on September 8, the Hanoi Disaster Prevention and Rescue Command reported storm damages, including seven damaged motorbikes and 54 cars. More than 14,600 trees were either uprooted or toppled, predominantly in the inner city.

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Thang Long Avenue, a vital highway linking Thach That District and central Hanoi, has been similarly impacted, with numerous fallen trees blocking the road. Motorists are urged to drive carefully and heed traffic management signs as cleaning operations are ongoing.

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The authorities are actively working to remove debris and control traffic flow on various segments of Thang Long Avenue to ensure commuter safety.

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The collector lanes of Thang Long Avenue are experiencing prolonged traffic congestion. This highway allows speeds up to 100 km/h, so traffic police stress that drivers heading toward downtown and surrounding areas should stay alert, maintain a safe distance, and follow road signs and police instructions.

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