Typhoon Hinnamnor Moving North, Full Closure of Bridges and Underpasses in Busan City Begins

Busanjin Underpass with Traffic Control.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] As Typhoon Hin Namno moves northward toward the Korean Peninsula, various high-risk areas such as bridges and tunnels in Busan city have been completely closed off starting from midnight on the 6th.

Busan city blocked traffic on Geoje Bridge, Busan Port Bridge, Namhang Bridge, Sinseondae Underpass, Gwangandaegyo Bridge, and Cheonma Tunnel from midnight on the same day and recommended using detour routes.

A weather advisory was issued for the Busan area at 11 PM on the 5th, and a typhoon warning is currently in effect.

As of midnight on the 6th, the total number of traffic control locations in Busan has increased to 37.

◆ Hourly Traffic Control Sections in Busan City

Sasang 15:00 Ecological Park 6 locations (Riverside, Nakdong-daero Entrance), Gijang 16:40 Entrance to Gongsu Village, Nambu 16:45 Millak Fishery Center - Suyeong Bridge (2 km), 17:30 Eonyang Samgeori - Mannam Square (750 m), Haeundae 19:00 Marine City 1-ro 1 km (Hyatt Hotel - Hanil Ordu), Seobu 19:40 Deungdaero 600 m (Amnam Hillstate - Marine Cable R), Gangseo 23:00 Underpasses 5 locations (Daesang, Geumho, Myeongji-dong Entrance, Myeongji, Bongnim), Dongbu 23:00 Underpasses 3 locations (Choryang 1, 2, Busanjin), Dongnae 22:00 Oncheoncheon Lower Road 3 locations (Sebyeong, Yeonan, Suyeon Bridge), 23:00 Underpasses 3 locations (Allak, Ujangchun, Naeseong), Sasang 23:50 Mora Underpass, Bukbu 23:55 Gunam Underpass, Busanjin 24:00 Underpasses 4 locations (Munjeon, Gaegum, Dangam, Beomcheon), Nambu 00:00 Sinseondae Underpass, Geumjeong 00:10 Guseo Underpass, Major Bridge Closures 00:00 4 locations (Gwangandaegyo, Namhang, Geoga, Busan Port Bridge)

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