Put up warning signs, prohibiting people and vehicles from entering flooded and landslide-prone roads.

In response to the warning of the risk of flash floods, landslides and subsidence in the provinces of Son La, Lao Cai, Phu Tho, Thanh Hoa and Nghe An due to the impact of heavy rain after storm No. 3, the Ministry of Construction has just issued a document requesting agencies and units to seriously implement Official Dispatch No. 119/CD-TTg dated July 22, 2025 of the Prime Minister on emergency response to floods in the Ca River basin.

The Ministry of Construction requested the Vietnam Road Administration to direct Road Management Zones I and II to closely coordinate with the Departments of Construction of the above provinces to organize 24/7 duty, traffic diversion, put up warning signs, barriers, and arrange guards at dangerous locations such as overflow tunnels, landslides, broken roads, and deep flooding.

Deep flooded areas need to be warned soon to ensure people's safety.

The above units resolutely prohibit people and vehicles from entering vulnerable points; at the same time, inspect, review, and develop plans to ensure traffic on national highways under their management, especially the main routes through the Ca River basin; pay attention to the safety of workers, equipment, materials, and construction items in mountainous areas with high risks of landslides, flash floods, and landslides.

The Vietnam Railway Authority and Vietnam Railway Corporation are required to increase patrols and strictly guard key construction sites, especially on the railway line through Nghe An. Be ready to respond to and handle incidents, ensuring smooth operation and absolute safety for people and vehicles.

The Vietnam Maritime Administration is responsible for directing port authorities to guide ships to safe anchorage areas, proactively develop prevention plans, and ensure the safety of vehicles and people. Waterway management units must promptly withdraw buoys and flood warning signs and redeploy them immediately after the flood recedes, according to local warnings.

The Department of Construction of Son La, Lao Cai , Phu Tho, Thanh Hoa and Nghe An provinces need to coordinate with local authorities to proactively inspect and review areas at risk of landslides and subsidence along traffic routes; pay special attention to key national highways; be ready to arrange vehicles and human resources to support people to move safely through deep flooded areas, quickly repair cut-off roads, ensure smooth traffic, minimize the risk of accidents and damage caused by natural disasters.

Previously, on the evening of July 22 and the morning of July 23, in the western localities of Nghe An province, heavy rain occurred for a long time, causing flood water on rivers and streams to rise suddenly and rapidly due to the strong flow of water from upstream, causing hundreds of households to be flooded, swept away and damaged many furniture and household items. Many villages in Nhon Mai, Nga My, Tuong Duong, and Muong Xen communes were isolated due to landslides on traffic roads and deep flooding.

The peak of the flood was over 3m deep in some places. People had to struggle to evacuate, run away from the flood and move their belongings and belongings in the middle of the night. Many families lost their valuable belongings and belongings.

Source: https://cand.com.vn/Giao-thong/cam-bien-canh-bao-cam-nguoi-va-xe-di-vao-doan-duong-mua-lu-sat-lo-i775845/