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Heavy rain from the afternoon of December 3 to the early morning of December 4 caused a series of serious landslides on the passes at the gateway to Da Lat, completely paralyzing traffic in many areas. The Mimosa Pass area is expected to restore traffic this evening. Prenn Pass landslide seen from above - Photo: XD Newspaper More landslides arose after heavy rain on December 3. A report from the Vietnam Road Administration (Ministry of Construction) said that on the locally managed national highway system in Khanh Hoa province, there are currently 6 traffic jam locations, including: 5 landslide locations on Highway 27C, 1 location of landslides on Highway 27C, QL.27. The forces are expected to complete the entire route before December 7. Currently, the Khanh Hoa Department of Construction continues to prohibit vehicles from traveling to National Highway 27C (Khanh Le Pass) and organize a traffic separation plan for vehicles traveling in the direction from Nha Trang to Da Lat. Direction 1 from Nha Trang follow National Highway 1 to Km1556+00, turn right along National Highway 27 to Km174+00, turn onto the highway. Lien Khuong - Prenn to Da Lat. Direction 2 from Nha Trang follow National Highway 1 to National Highway 26 to National Highway 27 to Da Lat. Local authorities and construction units are trying to quickly handle landslides in Dran commune - Photo: XD Newspaper In Lam Dong province, there are still 2 traffic jams. Specifically, National Highway 20 collapsed at one location in the DRan Pass area. Lam Dong Department of Construction is implementing clearing. Due to the complicated rain situation and the development of cracks, it is expected that on December 10, one-way traffic will be opened and on December 15, the clearing will be basically completed for two-way traffic. Currently, the locality has organized traffic diversion and organization of routes along Highway 20, Highway 27 and DT.725. On Highway 28, new landslides have arisen due to heavy rainfall in the afternoon of the day. December 3. This area is currently congested in Gia Bac pass area, Km50 - Km51 (Gia Dien commune, Lam Dong province). Currently, the locality is actively recovering and is expected to open to traffic on December 5. Prenn Pass is closed to traffic. Heavy rain from the afternoon of December 3 to the early morning of December 4 has caused a series of serious landslides on the gateway passes to Da Lat, causing traffic in many areas to be completely paralyzed. At Prenn Pass (Xuan Huong Ward - Da Lat) this afternoon, a large landslide continued to occur, forcing vehicles to stop. through in both directions. The landslide was located in the middle of the pass, with a large amount of rock, soil, trees and roots from the talus suddenly collapsing onto the road, estimated at dozens of cubic meters, causing complete congestion. The authorities were present, dividing the traffic and guiding vehicles to move in the direction of Ta Nung and Sacom passes to get up and down from Da Lat. The landslide area was planted with marker posts, warning signs were placed, and forces were placed on duty 24/7 to keep watch and prevent people from approaching dangerous areas. Mimosa Pass is expected to restore traffic this evening - Photo: XD Newspaper On the night of December 3, Mimosa Pass continued to experience heavy landslides at the newly opened temporary road, section Km 226 + 600 - Km 226 + 800, forcing the authorities to temporarily stop traffic to ensure safety. Currently, the Lam Dong Department of Construction has announced that vehicles are allowed to travel in two directions on Mimosa Pass in the afternoon. evening of December 4. It is known that currently, vehicles are circulating in 1 lane. The construction unit continues to reinforce the slope at the landslide location to ensure safety. It is expected that this evening, vehicles will restore two-way traffic at Mimosa Pass. From 12:00 noon today, the railway industry has dispatched 4 freight cars with a load of nearly 200 tons to guard the bridge - Photo: VNR Continue to send 4 freight cars with a load of 200 tons to guard the bridge. The storm situation in the Lam Dong area continues to become complicated, due to the impact of prolonged floods, combined with the release of water to regulate water at upstream reservoirs in Lam Dong province, the rising water level downstream has flooded bridges and roads, affecting traffic. train on the Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh City railway line. Vietnam Railway Corporation said that in the Long Thanh - Song Luy section, the water level flooded the rail surface from 7 - 8cm at the route Km1520+800 - Km1521+000. From 8:30 a.m. this morning, the local infrastructure management unit issued a warning and reduced the train speed to 5 km/h through the area to ensure safety. At the Ma Lam - Long Thanh section, the water rose strongly and flowed rapidly, causing flooding of the Km1531+123 bridge girders and bridges. From 10:00 a.m., the unit blocked the Ma Lam - Long Thanh area, temporarily stopping train operations through the area until safety conditions were met. From 12:00 a.m. this afternoon, the railway industry dispatched 4 freight cars with a load of nearly 200 tons to guard the bridge, to ensure the safety of the project. Currently, local units have organized a 24/7 guard duty at key points; Continuously monitor and inspect roads and bridges; Mobilize maximum human resources and means to be ready to fix problems as soon as conditions allow. Ensuring train safety is at the highest level. During the temporary blockade, some trains may delay or adjust their routes; The railway will regularly update information about the train running situation on the official channels of the railway industry for passengers to follow and understand. The Department of Construction also specifically guides traffic directions into the center of Da Lat during the traffic regulation period: From Lien Khuong - Prenn expressway, all vehicles are allowedTwo-way tr
