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Many days of heavy rain caused National Highway 6 through Dien Bien to continuously experience landslides, causing traffic jams in many locations. Among them, Huoi Long Pass is identified as a hot spot with the risk of falling rocks, landslides and mud spilling onto the road surface. Download The landslide point at Km 409+505 has been temporarily cleared for traffic. According to Road Management Area I, from July 5 to the early morning of July 9, prolonged heavy rain in Dien Bien province caused many incidents of slope landslides, falling rocks, mud on the road surface and fallen trees on National Highway 6. Many locations from Km 383+207 - Km 475+200 collapsed. landslides, causing traffic jams. Most of the points were urgently handled by the authorities and opened to traffic after just a few hours. However, some locations with large volumes of rock and soil such as Km 408+870, Km 413+600, Km 436+010 and Km 465+650 still have to continue to mobilize machinery and human resources to overcome. Notably, the Huoi Long pass area, section from Km 405+750 - Km 409+250, landslides continuously occurred, falling rocks and mud spilled onto the road surface, posing a high risk of traffic safety and affecting the operation of the route. Faced with complicated developments, from 10:30 a.m. on July 8, Road Joint Stock Company 226 coordinated with the Traffic Police Department of Dien Bien Provincial Police and the Civil Defense Board of Muong Mun Commune. Organize temporary road closures through this area, and at the same time divide traffic along the old route to ensure safety. Download Prolonged heavy rain in Dien Bien province has caused many incidents of landslides, falling rocks, mud on the road surface and fallen trees on Highway 6 - Photo: Road Management Area I Mobilizing maximum force to fix the problem Immediately after the landslides occurred, Road Management Area I directed the Road Management Office I.1 and the maintenance unit to regularly deploy barriers, post warning signs, and mobilize maximum force and means. Convenient to fix. In total, 6 wheeled excavators, 1 crawler excavator, 1 wheel loader, 5 cars and many workers were dispatched to the scene to clear soil and rocks and clear the route as soon as possible. The unit also coordinated with local authorities to develop a traffic flow plan and prepare material collection locations to be ready to respond if landslides continue to occur. By the time of reporting, vehicles were circulating normally on Highway 6. However, due to forecasts of heavy rain in Dien Bien in the coming days, Road Management Area I continued to closely monitor weather developments, update the situation to promptly handle arising incidents and report to the Road Department. Vietnam. After the rain ends, the unit will calculate the damage to report according to regulations.PTTRefer moreSupport of 8 billion VND to overcome landslides at Khe Sanh, Quang TriSee moreLam Dong: Prenn Pass continues to erode, the railway sends a 200-ton freight train to guard the bridgeSee moreWarning of flash floods and landslides due to heavy rain in Da Nang
