Many points on National Highway 7A have serious landslides.

(Baonghean.vn) - The rain continued to last, causing flooding and landslides in many places in Tuong and Duong Ky Son districts, and National Highway 7A was blocked at many points. Dozens of households had their houses flooded by rocks and soil.

See landslides on National Highway 7A

National Highway 7A at the border between Tam Bong and Tam Dinh communes is cut off due to flooding. Photo: Dinh Tuan

The most traffic jams occurred on National Highway 7A in Tuong Duong district. On the evening of October 10, the border between Son Ha village and Tam Bong village (Tam Quang commune) was flooded, causing traffic to stagnate.

A large amount of mud and soil spilled onto the road in the border area of ​​Luu Kien and Xa Luong communes. Photo: Lu Phu

Watch authorities mobilize motorbikes to clear the traffic jam on National Highway 7A:

Then, this morning, the border between Luu Kien and Xa Luong communes was cut off by a landslide. Also on Highway 7A, the section passing through Ang village, Xa Luong commune, a large amount of mud and soil from the embankment slid down onto the road, blocking the road for more than 2 hours.

Authorities mobilize vehicles and machines to clear the road. Photo: Lu Phu

According to preliminary statistics, about 10 houses of households living next to National Highway 7A in Tuong Duong district were seriously affected by landslides. Faced with this situation, local authorities mobilized local forces to help people overcome the consequences.

Mr. Lo Van Son's house in Lung village, Tam Thai commune was flooded with rocks and soil. In the photo: Tam Thai commune People's Committee officials are helping Mr. Son's family overcome the consequences.Photo: Dinh Tuan

Rocks and soil flooded into a house of a resident living along National Highway 7A. Photo: Dinh Tuan

Immediately after receiving the news, the functional forces of Tuong Duong district mobilized human resources and machinery to handle and clear the road. Mr. Phan Quoc Viet - Cua Rao Road Management Department said that the volume of landslide in Ang village was about 250m³./.

Lu Phu - Dao Tho - Dinh Tuan