Efforts to clear landslides and damaged roads after floods in Nghe An

Van Truong-Quang An- Thuong District• September 30, 2023 08:49

(Baonghean.vn) - Due to heavy rain in recent days, many roads in Quy Hop, Ky Son, and Tuong Duong districts have been damaged by landslides, many bridges and culverts have been damaged. Forces are working day and night to clear the roads.

bna_van truong 1.jpeg — Heavy rains and floods caused landslides on some roads in Quy Hop district, causing trees to fall and obstructing traffic. Photo: Van Truong

bna_van truong m.jpeg — Authorities clear fallen trees on the road to Chau Thanh commune, Quy Hop district. Photo: Quang An

bna_van truong 7.jpeg — Rocks fell from the high mountain onto the traffic route of Chau Thanh commune. Authorities arrived in time to clean up and clear this road section. Photo: Contributor

bna_van truong 2.jpeg — Quy Hop district mobilized vehicles to handle many trees that were swept away by the flood, causing congestion at overflow points. Photo: Van Truong

bna_van truong 6.jpeg — After the flood receded, people in Chau Loc commune, Quy Hop district actively cleaned up mud on some bridges. Photo: Quang An

bna_van truong 3.jpeg — Local people gathered to clear trees stuck in the traffic spillway in Chau Cuong commune. Photo: Van Truong

bna_van truong 4.jpeg — According to the report of the Department of Agriculture of Quy Hop district, the flood caused over 20 large and small landslides, concentrated in the communes of Chau Hong, Chau Thai, Chau Tien, Chau Thanh. Four culverts were washed away, and one spillway was buried with over 1,200 cubic meters of mud. Immediately after the water receded, the district mobilized machinery to level traffic points, salvage, and free floating trees stuck in the spillway systems.
In photo: (Using machinery to salvage a fallen tree blocking traffic in Chau Loc commune). Photo: Quang An

bna- thượng .jpeg — Border guards cleared traffic on September 29 on route 543 Luu Kien, Tuong Duong to Na Ngoi - Ky Son. Photo: Hai Thuong

bna- thượng 2.jpeg — Border guards at Na Ngoi and Nam Can stations (Ky Son) are working day and night to overcome the floods. Photo: Hai Thuong

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Bão số 9 giật cấp 17 đang tiến vào Biển Đông, từ gần sáng 25/9, vùng ven biển từ Quảng Ninh đến Thanh Hóa có gió mạnh dần lên cấp 6-7

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Efforts to clear landslides and damaged roads after floods in Nghe An

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