Risk of landslides continues
According to the reporter's records, Provincial Road 9 to the communes in Khanh Son area has been temporarily repaired and opened. However, the amount of water from the mountain still flows down the road, the risk of landslides continues. Along the roads to the communes: Dong Khanh Son, Khanh Son, Tay Khanh Son, many mountainous areas, fruit trees of the people were eroded. Ms. Cao Thi Lan Huong (Lien Binh village, Khanh Son commune) said: "During the flood this year, my family lost 100 6-year-old durian trees and many 3-year-old trees. The durian trees were eroded and buried in the river. This year, my family considered it a total loss" - Ms. Huong choked.
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| A landslide in Khanh Son commune. |
Mr. Nguyen Quoc Dong - Chairman of Khanh Son Commune People's Committee said that with the complicated weather developments, the commune has organized inspections and reviews of vulnerable locations to warn people and proactively prevent them. Specifically, along the spillway bridges of the villages: Xom Co, Lien Binh, To Hap; To Hap riverbank; Lien Hiep village mountain slopes; Lo Gach, Ta Luong, Ta Gu bridges... The Commune People's Committee has proposed the Provincial People's Committee to direct the management units of Provincial Road 9, the Cam Lam - Cam Ranh - Khanh Son Protective Forest Management Board to proactively review the areas managed by the units to have solutions to prevent and handle landslides and fallen trees when they occur.
Research on additional planning for housing for people
Currently, the communes of Khanh Son, Tay Khanh Son, and Dong Khanh Son have all requested the province to promptly consider directing relevant departments and branches to urgently organize inspections and provide funding to repair and restore roads to ensure smooth traffic; repair embankments and canals in the fields to protect the safety of residential areas and production land. At the same time, support to overcome damage to houses, property, crops, and livestock for the people to stabilize their lives and restore production.
After inspecting the situation of overcoming the consequences of floods and landslides in the communes of Khanh Son area recently, comrade Lam Dong emphasized that in the coming days, the weather will continue to be complicated, with the possibility of a new storm appearing. Therefore, communes in Khanh Son area must continue to monitor weather developments to focus on directing timely and effective response; in particular, must resolutely evacuate assets and people in low-lying areas and areas at risk of landslides to safe places. In areas at high risk of landslides on Provincial Road 9 and inter-village roads of Hon Dung, Ta Gu..., functional forces need to put up warning lines and be on duty to prevent people and vehicles from circulating when it is not safe. Comrade Lam Dong requested the Departments of Construction, Health, Agriculture and Environment, and Industry and Trade to synthesize recommendations from localities to advise the Provincial People's Committee to resolve as soon as possible; urgently support families affected by floods and landslides to overcome the damage and ensure people's lives. Khanh Son is surrounded by hills, mountains, rivers and streams, so there is a high risk of landslides. Therefore, comrade Lam Dong requested departments, branches and localities to study and propose additional planning for flat land areas, far from hills, rivers and streams to create safe places for people to live.
In Khanh Son commune, heavy rain and floods caused 9 houses to collapse completely, 13 houses to be partially damaged; the embankment along To Hap river through the commune was eroded and washed away in many sections (more than 700m of embankment and culvert); the Ko Roa spillway bridge on Provincial Road 9 collapsed, posing a risk to traffic safety. In Tay Khanh Son commune, landslides on Provincial Road 9 caused separation, with total property damage estimated at more than 35 billion VND. In Dong Khanh Son commune, heavy rain and floods caused landslides on embankments protecting residential areas; inter-commune roads, inter-village roads as well as the intra-field canal system.
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Source: https://baokhanhhoa.vn/xa-hoi/202511/cac-xa-khu-vuc-khanh-soncanh-bao-nguy-co-sat-lo-c053de2/
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