National Highway 48 through Chau Thang Commune (Quy Chau) has not yet been repaired after the big flood last month.

Clip: Van Truong

At Km99+200 (National Highway 48) through Bu Bai village, Chau Thang commune, Quy Chau district, the subsidence and cracks are deep and crisscrossed horizontally and vertically on the road surface within a length of over 150m. They have not been treated for more than a month, posing a potential risk to traffic safety. Photo taken at noon on October 24. Photo: Van Truong

The crack across National Highway 48 is over 40cm wide at its widest point, making many drivers feel uneasy. Photo: Van Truong

The subsidence is getting more and more serious, exposing the gravel underneath. Photo: Van Truong

The crack is still deep, extending from the surface of Highway 48 to the edge of Hieu River. Photo: Van Truong

A representative of the Quy Chau Traffic Department said: To ensure traffic on the route, the unit has only used an excavator to cover the slope, making a temporary road to avoid the sunken and collapsed areas with a width of 3m and a length of about 100m. For the cracking and sliding situation at this location that cannot be handled, the unit is submitting a solution to the Vietnam Road Administration. Photo: Van Truong

Near the subsidence point, some landslides that buried National Highway 48 in Quy Chau district have not been completely handled. Photo: Van Truong

Source: https://baonghean.vn/quoc-lo-48-doan-qua-xa-chau-thang-quy-chau-van-chua-duoc-khac-phuc-sau-dot-lu-lon-thang-truoc-post278855.html