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On October 27, Road Management Area III (Vietnam Road Department) said that the heavy rain lasting from October 25 to this morning (October 27) has caused a series of serious landslides on the Ho Chi Minh Highway section through the Central region, completely blocking traffic. Ho Chi Minh Road through Lo Xo Pass area had 8 landslides, complete traffic jams. 8 landslides, complete traffic jams on Ho Chi Minh Road. Widespread heavy rain, Ho Chi Minh Road through the Central region suffered serious landslides, traffic jams. As of 7:00 a.m. on October 27, there were 8 traffic jams due to landslides through the Lo Xo pass area in Da Nang city and Quang Ngai province. Specifically, Ho Chi Minh road through Phuoc Nang commune, City. Da Nang had 4 landslides: At Km 1403+00, there was a landslide with an estimated volume of 5,000 m3, soil and rocks spilled onto the road surface, completely blocking traffic. At Km 1406+600, landslides from the slopes spilled onto the road surface, completely blocking traffic, with an estimated volume of 6,000 m3. At Km1405+300, landslides from the slopes spilled onto the road surface, completely blocking traffic, with an estimated volume of about 650 m3. At Km1406+830, landslides and rocks from the slopes spilled onto the road surface, causing a complete traffic jam, with an estimated volume of about 3,000m3. Immediately after the landslide occurred, the road management and maintenance unit deployed vehicles, equipment and workers to the scene and urgently cleared the landslides. However, currently the rain is very heavy, soil and rocks on the slopes continue to erode, affecting the progress of road clearance. Meanwhile, the Ho Chi Minh road passing through Dak Plo commune, Quang Ngai province has 4 landslide points: At Km1407+950, positive landslides of soil and rock spilled onto the road surface, causing vertical ditches to be filled, with an estimated volume of about 360 m3; and 10 trees fell onto the road. At Km1408+100, landslides from the slopes spilled onto the road surface, completely blocking traffic. At Km1407+630 on this route, soil and rock landslides from the slopes spilled onto the road surface, completely blocking traffic, with an estimated volume of about 1,430 m3. Immediately after the landslide occurred, the Management and Maintenance unit deployed vehicles, equipment and workers to the scene to clear the landslide and open traffic at 7:30 a.m. on October 27, 2025. This morning, at Km1407+800 Ho Chi Minh Road in Dak Plo commune, Quang Ngai province, landslides continued, soil and rocks spilled onto the road surface, causing a complete traffic jam. Estimated volume is about 770 m3. Road management units in the area mobilized human resources and machinery to urgently clear landslides and rocks to open traffic as soon as possible. Urgently fix the problem to soon open one lane to traffic. Road Management Zone III said that immediately after the landslide occurred causing traffic congestion, the unit informed the Department of Construction and the Traffic Police Department of the City Police. Da Nang, Quang Ngai province and the media to inform vehicles and proactively travel routes. Currently, the weather is still having heavy rain on a large scale, Road Management Area III has been asking management and maintenance units to regularly focus on manpower and machinery, taking advantage of every hour, even at night, to urgently clear landslides and rocks to open traffic as soon as possible. At the same time, deploying soil dredging to fill ditches. vertically, clear the drain to ensure drainage water; Strengthen road inspection, especially at key locations to promptly handle congestion to ensure smooth traffic safety. According to Mr. Nguyen Van Chien, Director of Quang Nam - Da Nang Road Construction and Management Joint Stock Company, the unit closely follows the developments of each landslide location to have effective remedial measures. When favorable conditions exist, speed up construction and try to open one lane to traffic as soon as possible to serve the travel needs of people.Nhat AnhSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
