2 billion VND to build embankment to prevent landslides on Lam river bank

Leveling to build an anti-erosion embankment through Bong Khe commune. Photo: Ba Hau

To overcome this situation, Con Cuong district is implementing the construction of an embankment to prevent landslides on the Lam River bank through Lam Bong village, Bong Khe commune, with a length of nearly 100 m, with a total investment of over 2 billion VND.

According to the design, the body of the embankment is paved with 30cm thick rubble, underneath is a 10cm thick layer of crushed stone and a layer of geotextile. The top of the embankment is 2m wide, the structure is made of 50cm thick dry crushed stone. The structure of the embankment foot is made of stone prism, the outside of the stone prism is reinforced with stone cages.

In addition, Con Cuong district is currently constructing an embankment to prevent landslides along the Lam River through Chan Nan village, Chi Khe commune. According to the design, the foot of the embankment will be reinforced and the embankment roof will be paved with a length of 47m.

The implementation of the Lam River embankment to prevent landslides on the Lam River bank through Bong Khe commune and the Lam River bank through Chi Khe commune, Con Cuong district is very important, protecting households living along the Lam River who are threatened with landslides and loss of residential land and cultivated land, contributing to ensuring social security and promoting economic development of the people.