Heavy rain causes landslides on roads to production areas in Xuan Truong ward - Da Lat

Phúc Khánh |

Lam Dong - Heavy rain causes landslides on a section of road to the production area in Xuan Truong ward - Da Lat, local authorities have blockaded and warned people.

On September 12, leaders of Xuan Truong Ward People's Committee - Da Lat said that the locality had just recorded a landslide point in the extended Group 5 area, belonging to the old Hanh 2 Station.

Accordingly, the landslide road section is about 15m long and 5m wide. This is a road serving people to travel, produce and transport agricultural products in the area.

The landslide location is far from residential areas, and there are no houses directly affected.

Hiện trường sạt lở trên tuyến đường vào khu sản xuất tại phường Xuân Trường - Đà Lạt. Ảnh chụp vào ngày 12.9 (Ảnh: Nhi Nhi)
Landslide scene on the road to the production area in Xuan Truong ward - Da Lat. Photo taken on September 12 (Photo: Nhi Nhi)

However, the incident made it difficult for people to travel to the production area, posing a potential risk of unsafety if they continued to travel through this area.

Immediately after discovering the incident, the Xuan Truong ward government - Da Lat organized a scene inspection, deployed a blockade and placed warnings in the landslide area, limiting people and vehicles from passing through.

Đoạn đường bị sạt lở kéo dài khoảng 15 m và ngày càng lan rộng. Ảnh chụp ngày 12.9 (Ảnh: Nhi Nhi)
The eroded road section is about 15 m long and is increasingly widening. Photo taken on September 12 (Photo: Nhi Nhi)

The locality is continuing to monitor developments and assess the extent of landslides to have appropriate handling and remedial plans, ensuring safety for people and production activities.

Over the past time, prolonged heavy rain in Lam Dong province has caused flooding and landslides in many localities, affecting traffic and people's production.

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