Reinforcing steel mesh, overcoming landslides at Nguoc Thanh Chuong mountain

Workers are cutting steel nets to collect landslide soil at Nguoc hill. Photo: Van Truong

According to observations, hundreds of cubic meters of soil and rock have collapsed in the Nguoc mountain range, causing the protective steel mesh to deform and break.

Soil and rocks poured down, deforming the steel mesh. Photo: Van Truong

Mr. Nguyen Thanh Hoai - Deputy Director of the Department of Road Management II said: To ensure the safety of people and vehicles passing through here, we are cutting the steel mesh of the sections where rocks and soil have fallen down to use mechanical means to remove them. Then continue to reinforce the steel mesh by welding additional steel bars from 12-14mm to prevent rocks and soil from falling down, the survey unit will handle the hanging rock points to minimize rocks falling from above.

The steel mesh was removed to reinforce with iron bars to increase durability and prevent landslides. Photo: Van Truong

TerrainU Nguoc-Thanh Chuong, Nghe Anquite complicated, landslides often occur during the rainy season, currently the traffic management unit is on duty to guard, warn and promptly handle incidents, to ensure absolute safety for people and vehicles passing through here.

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