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Heavy rains caused landslides.
News update regarding heavy rains causing landslides.
Heavy rains cause landslides and flooded bridges; mountainous areas of Nghe An province are bracing for response.
Prolonged heavy rain has caused landslides and severe flooding in many areas of western Nghe An province, disrupting transportation, while water levels in some rivers are rising. Mountainous areas are currently experiencing...
Economy
Heavy rains caused a bridge collapse, isolating 300 households in Tam Quang commune.
Due to heavy rainfall for several consecutive days, serious landslides have occurred at many locations in Tam Quang commune (formerly part of Tuong Duong district), Nghe An province.
Heavy rains caused landslides and disrupted transportation in Chieu Luu commune.
Heavy rains from the night of July 5th and 6th caused numerous landslides and flooding on several roads in Chieu Luu commune, a mountainous area in Nghe An province.
Nghe An: Highlights of October 1st
National Assembly delegates meet with constituents before the 8th session of the 15th National Assembly; Heavy rains cause serious landslides in Ky Son and Tuong Duong districts; Preparation of procedures and processes for investment and construction...
Heavy rains have caused landslides in many areas of Nghe An province.
Heavy rains on September 22nd and 23rd caused landslides on Route 543D in Ky Son and several other roads in Que Phong.
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