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The temporary road along the foot of the mountain opened through the landslide on Mimosa Pass (National Highway 20) and has allowed vehicles to circulate again, after more than 10 days of being cut off due to the incident. Opening Mimosa Pass to traffic makes the gateway to the center of Da Lat more convenient - Photo: Lam Dong Department of Construction. News from the Lam Dong Department of Construction said that the temporary route will only operate in favorable weather conditions. Because the main construction is still being completed, drivers are advised to limit the pass at night, during heavy rain or when thick fog reduces visibility. When passing through the construction area, vehicles must slow down and comply with the sign system and traffic separation plan. Mimosa Pass is about 11km long and is one of the three southern gateways to Da Lat, along with Prenn and Sacom (no trucks). Late on November 19, a serious landslide occurred in this area, washing away the entire asphalt road surface, creating a 70m long, nearly 40m deep slide. Soil and rocks fell from above, dragging down trees, forming a slide hundreds of meters down the hill. To restore traffic, in the immediate future, the construction unit opened an 8m-wide temporary road at the foot of the mountain, with plastic carpet and two-lane markings. In the landslide area, iron fences were erected to ensure safety for passing vehicles. Regarding long-term solutions, Project 85 Management Board proposed to build a two-lane bridge over the landslide site, with a total investment of about 30 billion VND. The project is under an emergency order and is expected to be completed in 4 months.Phan TrangSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
