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Road Management Office (QLDB) II.5 (under Vietnam Road Administration, Ministry of Construction) said that due to the complicated storm and flood situation in the Central region, as of 10 a.m. this morning (October 29), Ho Chi Minh Road had many more serious landslides causing complete traffic jams. Lo Xo Pass seriously eroded - Photo: Vietnam Road Administration Ho Chi Minh Road is congested, unable to travel. Specifically, 3 locations Km1409+270, Km1421+835, Km1415+830 on Ho Chi Minh Road in Dak Plo commune, Quang Ngai province. The volume of landslides is from 400-1,500m3. Km1448+740 Ho Chi Minh road in Dak Pek commune, Quang Ngai province, landslides from the slopes spilled onto the road surface, causing a complete traffic jam, the estimated volume is about 850m3. Locations Km1415+900, Km1408+100 are still not open to traffic. Recently, At 11:00 a.m., Km1409+300/HCM and Km1418+180 HCM in Dak Plo commune, Quang Ngai province continued to suffer landslides, rocks overflowed the road surface, causing traffic jams and vehicles not being able to circulate. From 3 landslide locations on October 28, many other locations have arisen. Lo Xo Pass continues to erode. From 3 landslide locations on October 28, many other locations have arisen such as Km 1409+300, Km 1415+800, Km 1415+950, Km 1422, Km 1425 had landslides and traffic jams. Particularly for the location Km 1408+900, which collapsed on October 28 with a volume of up to 20,000 m3 of soil and rock, the functional forces handled and opened the road on the night of October 28, but due to heavy rain, it has now collapsed again, with a volume of up to thousands of m3. The road management unit is gathering vehicles, machines, and equipment to handle and clear the route. As of 10 a.m. October 29, there is still heavy rain in the Lo Xo Pass area, and the risk of landslides continues to be very high. A representative of Kon Tum Road Management and Repair Company said that the unit is currently mobilizing 12 excavators and excavators to deploy the route from Km 1425 to Km 1408 to clear the road as soon as possible. Regarding yesterdays flooded and traffic jams on Highway 1 in the area through Hue City, Ho Chi Minh Road West branch, the Vietnam Road Department said the forces in charge have basically overcome the situation of flooding and vehicles. Traffic is back. However, the Ho Chi Minh road section La Son - Tuy Loan has opened to traffic, but water, soil and rocks from upstream continue to overflow the road surface, landslides in 3 locations Km8, km12+300, km14. The units have coordinated with the Traffic Police and local functional forces to ensure traffic safety; Adding barriers and signs to guide guard duty at flooded road surface locations; Using landslide machines, leveling the road surface, clearing drainage Hue: 49 locations have positive slope landslides, leaving 22 locations with traffic congestion. Regarding the situation of negative slope and positive slope landslides, currently National Highway 1 in Hue City has 1 location with positive slope landslides of 9.0 m3 but no traffic congestion. Ho Chi Minh Road (West branch) in the area through Quang Tri province has landslides of 1019.7m3 in 8 locations, of which 1 traffic jam location is now open to traffic. In Hue city alone, 50,900.0 m3 of landslides occurred in 49 locations and traffic jams occurred in 25 locations. Currently, road units have only opened 3 locations to traffic. Immediately after the traffic jam occurred, the units coordinated with the Traffic Police force and local functional forces to ensure traffic safety; Adding barriers and signs to guide guard duty at flooded road surface locations; Use a dredging machine to level the road surface and clear drainage.Phan TrangSee moreSee moreSee more
