From the night of 16 to 20 October, the Mỹ Thuận – Cần Thơ expressway will temporarily halt traffic at certain times between 22h and 1h so the contractor can lift girders for the Võ Văn Kiệt overpass at Km109+130 (Tân Ngãi ward, Vĩnh Long province) and install gantry frames at several points along the route. The Mỹ Thuận Bridge Project Management Board says traffic will be stopped only when truly necessary, within the construction section from Km101+000 to Km130+000. Traffic police and the road operator will directly manage traffic, with signs, warning lights and barriers in place. Road users are advised to follow signage and instructions and plan their travel accordingly.
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Original headline: Cao tốc Mỹ Thuận - Cần Thơ tạm dừng lưu thông một số khung giờ
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