China News Service, Taiyuan, October 22 (Reporter Li Tingyao) The reporter learned from a press conference on the latest progress in post-disaster recovery and reconstruction held by the Shanxi Provincial Government Information Office on the 22nd that the total number of roads in Shanxi Province has been damaged by 6,523.36 kilometers, and a total of 3349 have been blocked. Place.
Rural roads were the most severely damaged, and all roads leading to the village had been rushed through, achieving the goal of rushing through at least one road in the disaster-affected administrative village.
The overall disaster situation of Shanxi transportation is very serious, the potential disaster situation is large, and there are still some hidden disasters that are not included in the statistics, and there are still hidden dangers of secondary damage.
Among them, 6.26 kilometers of expressways were damaged and 32 were interrupted; ordinary national and provincial trunk roads were damaged 993.1 kilometers and 79 were interrupted; rural roads were the most severely damaged, reaching 5524 kilometers, with 3238 interruptions.
A total of 6,523.36 kilometers of highways in Shanxi province were damaged and 3,349 were blocked.
Zhang Yunshe
As of October 21, all Shanxi expressways have been rushed through and resumed traffic; 54 general national and provincial trunk highways have been rushed through, and 25 are under rush through, including 16 Chinese roads and 9 provincial roads; rural roads have been rushed. There are 3,233 places to pass, of which all the village roads have been cleared, achieving the goal of clearing at least one road in the disaster-affected administrative village. In addition, 2 county roads and 3 township roads are being cleared.
Shanxi has scientifically set up bypass routes for road sections that have not been rushed through to ensure the smooth transportation of energy materials, production and living materials in the province.
At present, the flood prevention and relief work of Shanxi transportation is still in the period of connection between rush to ensure traffic and post-disaster recovery and reconstruction.
(over)