Traffic jams and difficulties in traffic on some national and provincial highways

Deep flooding causes traffic jam on Highway 14H. Photo: Department of Transport

Specifically, from km58+100 – km59+730 on National Highway 14B (in Dai Hong Commune, Dai Loc), the road surface is damaged due to many potholes and mud, making it difficult for vehicles to travel. From km65+00 – km65+500 on National Highway 14H (in Phuoc Ninh Commune, Nong Son), traffic is blocked due to 1m deep flood water.

National Highway 40B and 14E are under construction, making it difficult for vehicles to travel. Notably, Dakmi 1 Bridge on National Highway 14E is severely damaged, so only passenger vehicles under 16 seats, trucks under 5 tons, and motorbikes, bicycles, non-motorized vehicles and pedestrians are allowed to cross the bridge.

For provincial roads, traffic jams occurred at km36+300 - km36+700 on DT.601 (in Que Trung commune, Nong Son) due to 0.5m deep flooding; traffic jams occurred at km15+800 and km17+200 on DT.615B (in Tien Lanh commune, Tien Phuoc) due to more than 1m deep flooding. The road surface on DT.613B was flooded, with many potholes appearing at km37+300 - km37+400 and km39+650 - km39+750 (in Tam Hoa commune, Nui Thanh), making traffic difficult.

Currently, at traffic jams and damaged road surfaces that make traffic difficult, the road management and maintenance units have placed warning signs and barriers to guide vehicles to participate in traffic safely.

The Hoi An - Cu Lao Cham inland waterway route is currently closed to passenger vehicles.

Regarding landslide forecasts, Phuoc Hiep (Phuoc Son), Tra Leng, Tra Don (Nam Tra My) communes are at very high risk of flash floods. Binh Lam (Hiep Duc), Tra Don (Nam Tra My) communes are at very high risk of landslides in the next 3 hours.

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