Road leading to Dan Lai ethnic minority village seriously eroded

The route from the center of Mon Son commune (Con Cuong) to Co Phat village and Bung village is more than 20 km long. This is the only route connecting the center of the commune with the villages in the core area of ​​Pu Mat National Park. Currently, this road section has 3 landslides that have created frog jaws that have eaten into more than 2 parts of the road surface. There are 3 landslides with rocks and soil from the mountain covering more than half of the road surface, causing difficulties and potential danger for passersby. Photo: HT

The road to Co Phat and Bung villages must pass through 3 cable-stayed iron bridges and 3 temporary wooden bridges. Photo: HT

Most of the concrete roads on this route have been eroded and damaged. In the photo: The road to the center of Bung village. Photo: HT

The road to Bung village was eroded after the flood in early October. For nearly a month, officers and soldiers of the Border Guard Station, along with the people, leveled the land and built a temporary road. Photo: HT

On the afternoon of December 21, a resident waited for "rescue" because the road was too slippery. Photo: HT

On rainy days, to prevent slipping and increase road adhesion, people have to wrap rope around the wheels. Photo: HT

Many landslides encroached on people's fields. Photo: HT