PIJAO BRIGDE

Located in the project of 186 suspension bridges, the suspension bridge of Pjao village is located in Cao Tan commune - a remote commune in Pac Nam district, Bac Kan province. After a week of construction, the Pjao suspension bridge was completed to the indescribable joy of the people here. Since then, the people's life in the village in particular and in Pac Nam district in general has improved significantly compared to before.

What's different about the suspension bridge in Pjao village?

The bridge is 1.5 x 30m in size. The project of PJAO village bridge is part of the project to build 186 suspension bridges for people's lives to ensure traffic safety in 28 mountainous provinces in the North, Central and Central Highlands according to Decision No. 2356/QD-TTg dated December 4th. 2013 of the Prime Minister.

PJAO village's residential suspension bridge is designed with a modern design, with a minimum lifespan of 25 years - ensuring easy access for motorbikes, rudimentary vehicles and pedestrians. After being put into operation, the bridge will play an important role in improving the lives of the people here.

+ About life and economy: People were able to travel, transport goods, and trade daily by more modern means than motorbikes (previously they had to walk and carry goods) to villages and villages. the most remote, remote area that was previously isolated during the rainy season.

+ About culture: Thanks to the suspension bridge, people in villages and hamlets who previously lived separate lives or only knew each other at markets were able to regularly exchange and form community bonds. broader. Books, newspapers and cultural products have been regularly brought to remote villages, making people's understanding of society, policy topics of the Party and State increasingly enhanced. People in remote and isolated areas have easier conditions to access and participate in community cultural activities to improve the spirit of solidarity among ethnic groups.

+ Regarding health: Doctors have been able to access more easily than people living in remote villages, isolated, often isolated during the rainy season for medical examination and treatment. Patients suffering from serious diseases, women during childbirth were able to be promptly taken to infirmaries and hospitals for treatment, no longer having to die unfortunately due to no roads, vehicles. transport.

+ About education: Thanks to the suspension bridge, students can go to school without having to miss school during the rainy season; The teachers were able to go to school more conveniently, being able to come to the students' homes to visit, care for and urge them to study.