Western Nghe An province has another landslide due to heavy rain, charity vehicle must be rescued

On the morning of August 17, Nhon Mai commune officials said that for the past two days, the commune has been experiencing frequent rain, with heavy rain at times. Early in the morning of August 17, landslides occurred again on National Highway 16 through Xoi Voi village, causing traffic jams and making it impossible for vehicles to pass.

Traffic on Highway 16 is partially congested when it rains. Photo: Van Truong

element 1 — The road to Huoi To 1 village, Nhon Mai commune, was eroded on the morning of August 17. Photo: CSCC

In addition, some internal roads and roads connecting villages and hamlets have also appeared to have split points, for example, the road to Huoi To 1 village has now had a landslide, with rocks and soil flowing down the mountainside and burying the road surface.

In My Ly commune, heavy rain has also occurred since last night, especially this morning, causing landslides to recur on many roads that were in the process of repairing the consequences of previous floods and landslides, blocking traffic.

National Highway 16 through My Ly commune is very difficult to travel due to slippery conditions. Photo: Van Truong

Volunteers' cars arriving at My Ly commune on the morning of August 17 are currently having difficulty moving due to rain, muddy roads and landslides. Photo: CSCC

Mr. Ho Minh Nam, a member of the volunteer group from Quynh Luu commune on the morning of August 17, said that his volunteer group is currently in Xieng Tam village, My Ly commune, and due to heavy rain and slippery roads, the group's car got stuck and got stuck in the mud, so they had to call for traffic rescue support.

Mr. Luong Xuan Bay - Chairman of My Ly Commune People's Committee also affirmed that the continuous heavy rains have caused the risk of landslides and mountain falls in My Ly. Therefore, the authorities are focusing on advising and reminding people to limit their movements, especially on muddy roads with potential for landslides. Currently, in My Ly Commune, many individuals and organizations have come to support and assist people in overcoming the consequences. Local forces are making every effort to provide maximum support, ensuring the safety of the groups and sharing with the people.

Warning tape has been put up on the landslide on the negative slope of Highway 16 passing through Nhon Mai commune. Photo: Van Truong

In Muong Tip commune, since the night of August 16, there has been rain, landslides have occurred on Road 543D, so the authorities and forces regularly monitor, warn, and provide timely guidance to ensure safety for people as well as working groups and volunteer groups.

In particular, it is recommended that people limit their travel during prolonged rainy weather. Individuals and organizations coming to Muong Tip area should contact local officials for detailed instructions and support for safe traffic./.

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