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Faced with the peak flood situation in provinces from Quang Tri, Hue, Da Nang, Quang Ngai, National Highway 1A, North-South Expressway, and Ho Chi Minh Road, serious landslides threaten traffic safety, the Vietnam Road Department, Department of Construction, and local Traffic Police forces have issued instructions for vehicles to circulate. Da Nang Traffic Police overnight regulated traffic on National Highway 1A. The North-South Expressway was congested in Hue. According to a report from the Hue City Peoples Committee, as of the morning of October 29, the La Son - Tuy Loan Expressway was still congested due to the impact of prolonged heavy rain. Currently, at Km 12+300, Luy Duong has a landslide, soil and rocks are spilling onto the road surface, causing local congestion. Water continues to overflow across the road surface, making it difficult for vehicles to travel. Authorities have guided vehicles to follow National Highway 1, starting from La Son intersection, to ensure traffic safety and reduce congestion along the entire route. RELATED NEWSHo Chi Minh Road section La Son - Tuy Loan through City Hue is also currently experiencing landslides at some points at Km 8 and rocks and soil are overflowing on the roads at Km 12+300 and Km 14, causing traffic jams, making it impossible for vehicles to circulate. The functional forces have divided the traffic as follows: Vehicles traveling on the Cam Lo - La Son highway in the North - South direction, when entering the Km 101 + 200 intersection of the Cam Lo - La Son highway, turn down to move to Km 848 + 875 of National Highway 1 in La Son and continue moving to the South and vice versa; Vehicles are not allowed to travel on the Ho Chi Minh route, the La Son - Tuy Loan section during the troubleshooting period. On National Highway 1 in the direction from Quang Tri to Da Nang City, the flood water has gradually receded, vehicles can circulate normally in two directions: National Highway 1 - Hue bypass; or go to Cam Lo - La Son highway, then turn down at the intersection at the end of the route to move to National Highway 1 at La Son intersection, continue the journey to Da Nang and vice versa. National Highway 1A through Da Nang cannot yet be opened. In Da Nang, heavy rain continues to cause many areas to be deeply flooded, traffic is divided, and the risk of floods and landslides continues to increase. Highway 1A through Da Nang has 6 traffic congestion points. Among them, 3 points where the water has receded but the route is still not open, including: section Km 943+800 - Km 944+300; section Km 958+600 - Km 961+350 (new Ba Ren bridge bypass) and section Km 958+600 - Km 958+700 (old Ba Ren bridge bypass). Besides, 3 other road sections are still heavily flooded. Specifically, at Km 978+300 National Highway 1, the water was 40-50cm deep, causing traffic jams; At Km 978+550 National Highway 1, the water is 30-40cm deep; At Km 941+00 National Highway 1, the water level is 30-40cm. Currently, Road Management Area III is coordinating with the Traffic Police force to organize a ban on vehicles passing through the flooded area, regulating and dividing traffic at the above points to ensure safety for people and vehicles. Ho Chi Minh Road to the Central Highlands is congested, cars have to change direction. According to a report of Road Management Area III (Vietnam Road Department), Ho Chi Minh Road through Da City Up to now, Da Nang has 18 locations with one lane of traffic. However, as of this afternoon (October 29), there are still 4 congested locations that cannot be opened to traffic. Due to particularly heavy and continuous rain, we are at Km 1407+800 - Km 1407+950 on Ho Chi Minh Road, where landslides are still ongoing, traffic is completely jammed, units are still on duty at the scene and trying to clear landslides, striving to open traffic as soon as possible. Phuong Vehicles from the North and Central regions traveling to the Central Highlands must follow Highway 1 or the highway to Quang Ngai, follow Highway 24 to Kon Tum ward (Quang Ngai), or follow Ba Ri intersection (Gia Lai) to Pleiku ward (Gia Lai). The number of landslides has increased, many national highways continue to be congested. Many national highways are also congested. Currently, the Ho Chi Minh Highway West branch section passing through Hue City and National Highway 49 managed by the Department of Construction of Hue City are generating more flood points and landslides. Road Management Office II.5 has directed forces to divert traffic and provide remote guidance at Ho Chi Minh Highway West branch section north of Dakrong bridge. (Quang Tri province) travel in the direction of National Highway 9, do not go through Dakrong bridge, because on the route there are many landslides and flooding due to floods. Ho Chi Minh Highway West branch through Hue City, the congested section from Km313 to Km372 (A Roang) has opened to traffic, vehicles should pay attention when traveling on the route. The section from Km372 to Km413 is currently congested. National Highway 49A going from the center of Hue city to A Luoi has landslides at many points. The forces are opening a lane to ensure traffic from the direction of Hue - A Luoi. National Highway 49 section passing through Binh Dien commune (Hue) has 2 landslide points and the section passing through A Luoi 3 commune is also landslide. Km 23+800 National Highway 49, section from Cham to Tuan bridge (Thuy Xuan ward), has been eroded and is sloping towards the banks of the Huong River, with the risk of further landslides; The force has posted signs warning that the road is narrow, allowing vehicles to travel in one lane. Phan Trang
