Landslide
Heavy rain damages 16 houses, sweeps away people's bridges in Lam Dong
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Lam Dong - Prolonged heavy rain causes flooding and landslides in many areas in Quang Khe commune, damaging 16 houses and sweeping away some civil bridges.
Many cracks appear in the mountains, Da Nang urgently evacuates 40 households
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Da Nang discovers many large cracks in the mountains, urgently evacuates 40 households to take shelter.
Bac Lieu and Ca Mau river embankments gradually take shape, people are less worried about landslides
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Ca Mau - The Bac Lieu riverbank embankment project is being accelerated, opening more roads, helping people living along the river feel more secure in the face of landslide risks.
Heavy rain causes landslides, more than 10 pine trees fall and block provincial road 722 in Lam Dong
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Lam Dong - Heavy rain causes 2 landslide points on DT722 road through Lang Biang ward - Da Lat, causing more than 10 pine trees to be uprooted and fall across the road.
Proactively warn and relocate residents out of deeply flooded areas at risk of landslides
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The Prime Minister requested to proactively warn and relocate residents, especially the elderly and children, out of deeply flooded areas at risk of landslides and flash floods.
Taluy Prenn Pass landslide due to heavy rain
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Lam Dong - Prolonged heavy rain caused a large volume of soil and rock at the negative slope of Prenn Pass, near Datanla bridge, to landslide and drift into a ravine tens of meters deep.
Dai Ninh Pass landslide
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Lam Dong - A location on National Highway 28B section passing through Dai Ninh pass was landslide, soil and rocks from the cliff fell onto the road in the early morning.
Da Nang spends trillions of VND to move people out of landslide areas
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Da Nang is accelerating resettlement for thousands of mountainous households, bringing people out of landslide and flash flood areas and creating sustainable livelihoods in new homes.
Landslide cuts off 2 villages, authorities open roads to access more than 1,100 isolated people
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Nghe An - Landslides buried provincial road 543C, isolating more than 1,100 people in 2 villages of Huoi Pai and Cha Lum. Yen Na commune authorities opened temporary roads to reach people.
Opening a temporary road to access more than 300 households isolated after the landslide in Nghe An
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Nghe An - Yen Na commune opens a temporary road more than 1km long to reach more than 300 households isolated due to landslides.
Landslide isolates more than 1,200 people, Nghe An urgently clears routes
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Nghe An - Yen Na Commune People's Committee mobilized forces and vehicles to overcome the landslide, urgently relieving the isolation of more than 1,200 people.
Landslide isolates more than 1,200 people in western Nghe An
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Nghe An - Landslide in Yen Na commune isolates 2 villages, more than 1,200 people affected, 57 households relocated.
Prenn Pass landslide, many boulders fall onto the road
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Lam Dong - Heavy rain caused the positive slope on Prenn Pass to landslide, many boulders and soil and rocks spilled onto the road surface. Fortunately, no one was injured.
Dozens of landslide points on the road connecting mountainous communes of Hue City
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HUE - After heavy rain, the Nam Dong - A Luoi route recorded 24 landslide points, soil and rocks spilled onto the road surface, and many locations of negative taluy landslides close to the road edge.
Lam Dong warns people to limit access to landslide and subsidence areas
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Lam Dong - Heavy rain lasting more than half a month caused land cracks, subsidence, and landslides in many localities, forcing authorities to warn people to proactively prevent them.
