Specifically, on National Highway 40B, some locations from Tien Phuoc district to Bac Tra My are under construction, making it difficult for vehicles to travel. The positive slope landslide at km80+00 through Tra Giac commune (Bac Tra My) has been opened to traffic in step 1.
On National Highway 24C, heavy rain caused landslides at km82+550 and km89+450 (Tra Nu and Tra Giang communes of Bac Tra My district) and the first step has been opened to traffic.
On National Highway 14D through Nam Giang district, the road surface is damaged (potholes, mud), making it very difficult for vehicles to travel. On National Highway 14E through Thang Binh, Hiep Duc and Phuoc Son districts, some locations are under construction, making it difficult for vehicles to travel.
On provincial roads, DT615B is currently congested at km15+800 and km17+200 (through Tien Lanh and Tien Phuoc communes) due to 1.5 - 2m deep water. DT609 through Ma Cooih commune (Dong Giang) has landslides at km69+400 and km69+450 (right of the route) filling in the longitudinal ditch, causing no traffic jams. The management unit has placed warning signs.
Heavy rains continue, the Department of Transport assesses that some localities are at very high risk of flash floods, landslides, and avalanches such as Bac Tra My including Tra Giac, Tra Giap, Tra Ka, Tra Nu communes. Tra Don, Tra Mai, Tra Van communes (Nam Tra My) are at high risk.
The Department of Transport requests that management and regular maintenance contractors continue to implement disaster prevention plans. At the same time, they closely coordinate with local authorities to mobilize human resources and equipment on site, promptly set up warning barriers, and ensure step 1 traffic when situations arise.
The Department also recommends that organizations and individuals must be proactive when traveling and have plans to prevent accidents caused by sudden floods and landslides.
Source: https://baoquangnam.vn/mua-lon-gay-sat-lo-mot-so-tuyen-quoc-lo-tinh-lo-3144762.html
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