(Baonghean) - Having appeared for several months now, two serious landslides on the Lam River embankment road section passing through Nghi Hai ward, Cua Lo town, have yet to be addressed, affecting traffic safety for people and vehicles traveling on this road.
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| Recently, heavy rains and floods caused by typhoons No. 2 and No. 10 have caused severe landslides along the Lam River embankment at three points near the base of the Hoi Trai bridge, km3 + 184, in Tan Quang hamlet, Nghi Hai ward (Cua Lo town). Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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| Particularly at the right end of the bridge, towards the east, the landslide has eroded into the asphalt road surface. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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| Mr. Tran Quoc Kiem, a resident of Tan Quang Hamlet, said: "The landslides started after Typhoon No. 2. Because no action was taken, the erosion became even more serious by Typhoon No. 10. If it had been addressed earlier, it wouldn't be as bad as it is now." (Photo: Thanh Cuong) |
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| Another landslide occurred on the road near Hai Thanh Bridge, also within Nghi Hai Ward. This landslide section is over 15 meters long, starting from the embankment and extending to the base of Ong Uy Bridge. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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| The road traffic guardrail posts are eroded at the base, hanging precariously and could collapse at any moment. The embankment has suffered serious landslides, encroaching more than 0.5 meters into the roadside, threatening road users. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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| Mr. Tran Tien Dung, Chairman of the People's Committee of Nghi Hai Ward (Cua Lo Town), said: Although the local authorities have informed and requested the units managing National Highway 46C to address the landslides, cracks, and subsidence in the area of the two bridges mentioned above, after 4 months, this situation has not been rectified, and landslides continue to occur. - Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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| The road along the Lam River is an important route with a high volume of people and vehicles. The failure to address landslides promptly poses a significant safety risk to people and vehicles traveling along this section of road. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
Thanh Cuong - Thanh Son
