Landslide on National Highway 14E, vehicles are requested not to pass through Dak Mi 1 Bridge

A large rock fell onto the edge of Dak Mi 1 bridge. Photo: XM

Notably, at km85+360 on National Highway 14E, section 1, Phuoc Hoa commune, a rock about 10m in diameter slid down to the edge of the road, right at the head of Dak Mi 1 bridge, causing the bridge abutment to shift.

Phuoc Son District Police have assigned officers and soldiers to block both ends of the bridge, regulate and guide vehicles not to cross the bridge; at the same time, they have requested to place notice signs so that vehicles traveling on National Highway 14E from Hiep Duc and Lang Hoi intersection, Ho Chi Minh Road do not travel to this area to avoid congestion and danger.

Phuoc Son district also discussed with the Quang Nam Department of Transport to assess the bridge load to have a solution to ensure safety.

Police force set up a blockade at Dak Mi 1 bridge area. Photo: XM

At km 1364, 1368, 1371 of Ho Chi Minh road through Phuoc Xuan commune, there were also 3 large landslides and many small ones; the locality mobilized vehicles and forces to level and fix the problem. Vehicles were still able to circulate under the regulation and guidance of the police force.

Over the past few days, the mountainous districts of Quang Nam have been experiencing continuous heavy rains. The district police have been assigned to increase patrols on inter-provincial and inter-district roads to the mountainous communes to promptly detect and warn of landslides.

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