(HNMO) - The suburban areas of Hanoi are entering the rice harvest season. Although it has just begun, many "specialties" of the harvest have appeared. That is the occupation of roads as rice drying yards, regardless of whether they are national highways, provincial roads or inter-commune and inter-village roads... In particular, the burning of straw after harvest is still very common, causing a large area of space to be covered in thick smoke, causing great inconvenience to passersby, seriously affecting traffic safety and the living environment.
The images of cooperative yards and village communal houses with the fragrant smell of new straw and the golden color of rice are no longer common.
Instead, mobile "drying yards" appear on many rural roads during harvest season.
Not only big roads, small narrow roads also become drying yards.
Even at "curve" positions, the roadway is still occupied.
In particular, a "specialty" only available during harvest season has contributed to heating up the sweltering atmosphere in the countryside. That is smoke. Smoke appears from morning to late at night...
Drying rice on the roads is like a "trap", causing safety risks to always lurk for traffic participants.
The above "specialties" keep happening and there seems to be no way to fix them. The new rural areas have helped change the lives of people in the suburbs in a positive way. Should we just accept "living together" forever?
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