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Heavy rain and strong winds caused trees to fall in Con Cuong, injuring one person.

Queen September 19, 2024 19:02

At approximately 4:40 PM on September 19th, due to the influence of typhoon number 4, Con Cuong district experienced strong winds and heavy rain.

As a result, at Eo Vuc Bong on Highway 7, in Bong Khe commune, Con Cuong district, the rain and wind caused trees and rocks on the slope to fall onto the road while many people were traveling, injuring one motorcyclist.

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A tree fell from above, crushing a pedestrian. Photo: Bao Han.

There were two people in the car, a father and son, the victim, and the car, which were trapped under a tree branch. The car was severely damaged, but fortunately, the two victims sustained only minor injuries.

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Authorities are clearing the scene to allow traffic to resume. Photo: Bao Han

Immediately after the incident occurred, residents contacted the authorities and local government to plan a rescue operation, and they also quickly tried to rescue the person trapped by the fallen tree.

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A landslide on the rocky mountainside caused trees to fall onto National Highway 7. Photo: Bao Han

The leaders of Con Cuong district were present at the scene to direct the remediation efforts. The district mobilized excavators, tractor-trailers, and police and military forces to resolve the incident and reopen the road.

Here are some photos from the scene:

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Authorities arrived promptly to handle the incident. Photo: Bao Han
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Besides trees, there are also rocks rolling down from the mountainside. Photo: Bao Han
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The landslide caused a temporary traffic jam. Photo: Bao Han
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Heavy rain and strong winds caused trees to fall in Con Cuong, injuring one person.
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