Nghe An: Heavy rains cause serious landslides in many areas.
(Baonghean.vn) - Due to the influence of the circulation of Typhoon No. 8 and the strengthening Northeast monsoon, heavy rain has caused landslides on many mountainous roads in Nghe An. Traffic management units are actively working to repair the damage and ensure road access.
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| A landslide buried the road leading to Na Ngoi commune, Ky Son district. (Photo taken on October 17). Photo: Contributor |
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| A public welfare facility in Pu Quac village, Na Loi commune, Ky Son district, was damaged by a landslide. (Photo: CTV) |
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| Stream bank erosion in Huu Kiem commune, Ky Son district. Photo: Contributor. |
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| Landslides occurred on the roads leading to Pha Danh and Huoi Tu communes in Ky Son district. Photo: Contributor. |
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| In Ky Son district, there are more than 10 landslide points in mountains and streams, affecting two households in Khe Tang village, Chieu Luu commune. Ky Son district has formed a team to inspect the situation and promptly address the consequences. (In the photo: Ky Son district leaders visit a house with a damaged gate and yard in Khe Tang village, Chieu Luu commune) Photo: Contributor |
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On National Highway 48D, in the section passing through Quynh Vinh commune (Hoang Mai town), heavy rain caused landslides, with boulders rolling onto the road, threatening the safety of vehicles. Photo: Van Truong. |
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| The section of road passing through Cho Pass on National Highway 7, in Lang Khe commune, Con Cuong district, has been experiencing repeated landslides. Photo: CTV |
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Currently, Nghe An province has over 20 landslides of varying sizes along its roads. The Department of Transport is directing traffic management units to mobilize personnel and machinery to clear the landslides on the roads, ensuring initial traffic flow. Traffic management units are required to monitor and warn road users at landslide sites. (In the photo: Landslide buries section of National Highway 16 in Que Phong district.) Photo: Contributor. |
