Many national highways were deeply flooded, had landslides, and rocks and soil spilled onto the road surface due to storm No. 10.

Updating the report to the morning of the same day, the leader of the Vietnam Road Administration said that in the Hue city area, National Highway 1 had a 5m negative slope landslide at Km854+1050; a 30m3 positive slope landslide at Km12+450 on National Highway 1, Hue bypass. At Km885+450, 14m3 of soil and rock spilled onto the road; at Km10+100, 70m3 of soil and rock spilled onto the road.

National Highway 1 in Thanh Hoa province has 7 locations with flooded roads including: Km292+900-Km293+100, 200m long, 6m wide, 15cm deep; Km297+1000-km297+1100, 100m long, 6m wide, 12cm deep; Km296+040-km296+200, 190m long, 9m wide, 22cm deep; Km296+530-km296+630, 100m long, 9m wide, 20cm deep; Km296+520-km296+640, 120m long, 9m wide, 25cm deep; Km296+830-km269+950, 120m long, 9m wide, 20cm deep; Km297+100-km297+550 is 450m long, 9m wide, 30cm deep.

Many national highways were deeply flooded, had landslides, and rocks and soil spilled onto the road surface due to storm No. 10 -0 — Many landslides make travel difficult.

With Ho Chi Minh road, Nghe An province, the negative slope landslide at Km668+240 is about 30m3; the positive slope landslide is about 250m3 at 14 locations; the negative slope embankment at Km749+850T, 30m long, 1.5-2m wide, this location has sunk about 30cm and cracked with subsidence phenomenon and Km750+050T has collapsed 40m long, about 1m wide.

Ha Tinh province had a landslide of about 1,500m3 at Km920+530, which did not cause traffic jams. Currently, it has been leveled and 1/4 of the road surface and longitudinal ditches have been filled, and ropes have been strung and signs have been installed. Quang Tri province had a landslide of 1,363m3 at 28 locations; the section from Km923+00 to Km1085+105 had a landslide of 60m3 at 4 locations. Hue city had a landslide of 250m3 at 7 locations and 944.8m3 of earth and rock spilled onto the road surface at 16 locations.

Ho Chi Minh Road through Tuyen Quang province has landslides at Km100+370; Km100+420; Km100+900; Km102+790.

Cam Lo-La Son Expressway has positive slope landslides in 4 locations but with small volume (Km6+950, Km34+580, Km82+720 and Km83+340).

In addition, the rain and floods also caused potholes on National Highway 1 in Quang Tri province, 20m2/25 locations; Hue city, 190m2; Ho Chi Minh road in Quang Tri, section Km923+00-Km1085+105, the road surface was damaged, 750m2/11 locations; Hue city, the road surface was damaged, 60m2.

To overcome and ensure traffic safety after storm No. 10, the Vietnam Road Administration has directed road management areas to coordinate with traffic police and local authorities to clear collapsed rocks and soil from the road surface, and arrange barriers and signs to ensure traffic.

Previously, from the afternoon of September 29, in Ha Tinh, the authorities had put up warning signs, erected barriers, set up checkpoints at both ends of the flooded area, banned vehicles from passing through, and instructed drivers to follow the Hong Linh bypass or inner-city roads. Although the rain has stopped, according to the Ha Tinh Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue, the amount of water from upstream is still large, so the flooding may last until the afternoon of September 30. The forces are still closely monitoring the situation to soon restore traffic on the North-South arterial route. Traffic forces, police and local authorities are on duty 24/7 to direct traffic and ensure safety for people and vehicles.

Source: https://cand.com.vn/Giao-thong/nhieu-tuyen-quoc-lo-bi-ngap-sau-sat-lo-taluy-dat-da-tran-ra-mat-duong-do-bao-so-10-i783024/