(Baonghean.vn) -Sectors and localities in Nghe An are actively making temporary repairs to reopen the roads.serious landslides after storms
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| National Highway 16 (the western road of Nghe An) is more than 200 km long, connecting Thanh Hoa province through Tuong Duong, Ky Son, and Que Phong districts, with over 70 landslides on the negative and positive slopes. In the photo: At km 228+300T in Dong Van commune, Que Phong, the negative slope landslide "eats" half of the roadway. Photo: Van Truong. |
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| National Highway 16, section passing through Dong Van commune, Que Phong district, has leveled an area of over 2,000 m.3Landslides have basically cleared this route. For 3-4 locations where the negative slopes have collapsed, the asphalt road has been washed away into the stream, the unit is installing markers and warning signs. In the photo: Km 228 +170 - QL 16 has a positive slope landslide of over 20 meters. Photo: Van Truong. |
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| On Highway 16, many sections of slope were washed away. Photo: Van Truong. |
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According to the report of the Department of Transport, National Highway 16 is managed by two units, Trung Tin Joint Stock Company and Nghe An Road Joint Stock Company. The units mobilized 5 excavators to level over 7,000 m3 soil and rocks. However, only one lane is currently open, and the repair work is still ongoing. Photo: Van Truong. |
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| The Yen Na, Yen Tinh, Huu Khuong - Tuong Duong route was blocked by landslides for more than 50 km in 6 locations with a volume of over 4,000 m3.3Landslide. In photo: The road section of Huoi Pay village, Yen Tinh suffered from landslide. Photo: Van Truong. |
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| Mr. Vi Van Khiem - Chairman of Yen Tinh Commune People's Committee (Tuong Duong) said: The road through the commune has 4 dangerous landslide locations, the commune has mobilized more than 100 people in Huoi Pai and Pha Khom villages to use hoes, shovels, and temporarily level the road for traffic. |
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| Currently, the risk of landslides and rockfalls on roads in mountainous areas is at an alarming level, as in recent days, hills and slopes have been full of water, and just a moderate rain can cause landslides. The transport sector recommends that people and vehicles be extremely vigilant when traveling through mountain roads at risk of landslides. In the photo: The traffic management unit has brought in an excavator to clear the landslide through Yen Tinh commune (Tuong Duong) to make way for the road. Photo: Van Truong. |
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