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Particularly for the damage to the Km396+050 Bridge on the West Branch of Ho Chi Minh Road, the Vietnam Road Administration (Ministry of Construction) has reported to the Ministry of Construction requesting to declare a natural disaster emergency. National Highway 1 is still deeply flooded - Photo: Road Traffic Department. News from Vietnam Road Administration (Ministry of Construction), as of 10:00 a.m. today (November 4), on national highways managed by the Central Government, there are still 37 traffic jams. National highways through Hue and Da Nang still have 37 traffic jams. The road from Thanh Hoa to Ha Tinh is smooth, National Highway 1 through Hue area is open to traffic. However, in Hue City, there are still 12 locations (road sections) with traffic jams. Among them, the Ho Chi Minh Highway West branch has 12 locations that are blocked due to landslides: Km384+100 - Km384+150; Km385+100; Km385+900; Km386+040; Km386+300; Km386+780, Km389+150; Km391+700; Km392+500; Km407+460; Km407+950 - Km408+040; Km408+350. It is expected that the road will be opened to traffic on November 4 if the weather is favorable. Currently, this area has been divided into 2 traffic jams on Highway 1. Particularly for the damage to the Km396+050 Bridge, the Vietnam Road Administration has reported to the Ministry of Construction requesting to declare a natural disaster emergency. In Quang Tri province, there are currently 5 locations (newly arising) of flooded roads blocking National Highway 1, which are 35-50cm deep. Road Management Area II has arranged warning signs at both ends of the flooded location, coordinating with the Traffic Police force to divert traffic to National Highway 1 to avoid floods at Km672+600 and Km704+900. The forces are trying to clear the roads as soon as possible in the city. Da Nang still has 20 traffic jam locations. In particular, Truong Son East road in Da Nang city still has 11 traffic jam locations (9 locations are not yet open to traffic and 2 negative slope landslides Km112+350 and Km126+350 have completely cut off the road). The forces have been making efforts to open traffic on November 5. La Son - Hoa Lien route still has 3 traffic jam locations, of which 2 completely traffic jam locations are expected to open to 1 lane on November 5, and 1 location Km50 + 700 - Km50 + 800 (P): a vertical crack appears and is currently banned from traffic so that specialized agencies can survey and assess the situation and come up with solutions. Road Management Area III has sent a document to the Ho Chi Minh Road Project Management Board requesting urgent repairs to open the route before November 8. The Ho Chi Minh Road section passing through Lo Xo Pass has opened 1 lane to traffic at all slope landslide points. However, the weather is still continuing to rain, the risk of landslides is high, it is recommended that vehicles travel in the direction of Highway 19 and Highway 24 to connect Ho Chi Minh Highway in the Central Highlands with Highway 1. Ho Chi Minh Highway West branch through Da Nang currently has 6 traffic jams including Km415+230, Km415+560, Km427+500, Km430+970, Km431+100, Km433+620 are expected to open to traffic this afternoon (November 4) with one lane. Highway 1 through Da Nang is now open to traffic. Ho Chi Minh Road, section through Lo Xo Pass, has opened to traffic with 1 lane at all slope landslide locations. Locally managed national highways still have 14 traffic jam locations, of which, in Quang Tri province, there are 7 traffic jam locations (6 flooded locations, 1 location due to landslide). National highways including National Highway 9B, National Highway 9C, National Highway 49C still have some locations flooded from 20-70cm, making it difficult for vehicles to move. In Hue City, there are still 5 traffic jam locations that are temporarily suspending traffic. Among them, National Highway 49B still has 1 location, section Km1+000 - Km48+000, flooded 0.2 - 0.7m deep with traffic jams and barriers prohibiting traffic; Highway 49 is currently temporarily closed due to flooding from 40cm - 1m. There are still 2 traffic jams in Da Nang City. Among them, National Highway 14H has 1 location in the Khe Rinh bridge area Km65+400, the water is about 1m deep. Vietnam Road Administration was present and mobilized construction forces and equipment, promptly and effectively using reserve materials to soon clear the route; At the same time, promptly fix damage and damage to road traffic infrastructure to ensure quality. Vietnam Road Administration said that the Department continues to organize direct command and management of natural disaster prevention and control work 24/24 hours daily, permanently present in provinces and cities in the Central region to coordinate with road management units to organize damage recovery; supporting provinces and cities with human resources, machinery, equipment and spare materials, in which, the Department has supported nearly 10,000 gabions for the Department of Construction of Hue City, Da Nang City and Quang Ngai province to overcome the consequences of natural disasters as soon as possible. Phan Trang See moreSee moreSee more
