Traffic is banned on Ho Chi Minh road through Avuong commune due to flooding.

DNO - Due to rising floodwaters, on the morning of October 28, Road Management Area 3 closed Ho Chi Minh Road through Avuong commune.

Ho Chi Minh Road, the section passing through Cr'toonh village (Avuong commune) has been closed since the morning of October 28. Photo: PHAM THUY

Mr. Briu Quan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Avuong Commune, said that from early morning on October 28, the locality recorded the water level of Avuong River in Cr'toonh village rising unexpectedly, the flood overflowed Ho Chi Minh Highway, section Km438+700 - Km439+150.

Faced with the above situation, Road Management Area 3 (the unit managing the Ho Chi Minh Highway - West branch) closed the road, preventing traffic from entering the dangerous area, starting from 7:30 a.m. the same day.

Armed forces of Avuong commune help people and livestock evacuate from flooded areas. Photo: PHAM THUY

The Chairman of the People's Committee of Avuong Commune said that currently, in Azut village (center of Avuong Commune), 10 houses are flooded more than 0.5m deep due to the rising water level of Cha Lang River. Some households in Ateep village have had their houses damaged due to the impact of landslides on the positive slope.

On the Ho Chi Minh road through the commune (28.3km long), there are many landslides on the slopes. Among them, there is a large one in Xa'oi village that completely cut off the area.

A house of a resident of Avuong commune was severely damaged. Photo: PHAM THUY

In addition, the DT606 route (7.2km long) had a negative slope landslide at Km5+830; the DH3 route (from Ateep to Axoo village) and the DH5 route (from the beginning of Avuong bridge - Ra'bhup village) had many large and small landslides. DH5 alone had 7 points, of which 1 point had a large landslide that prevented all vehicles from passing.

Heavy rains have affected public works. The ground floor of Nguyen Ba Ngoc Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities is flooded more than 0.2m deep; Avuong Kindergarten is at risk of landslides.

Avuong Commune Police assisted in moving people's property to a safe place. Photo: PHAM THUY

The medium voltage line passing through R'cung village (near Ho Chi Minh road) was broken, causing a power outage since 7am on October 28. Power crews are urgently fixing the problem.

At this time, Avuong commune organized the evacuation of 11 households with 45 people to a safe place.

Staff of Nguyen Ba Ngoc Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities Boarding School take advantage of the flood cleanup. Photo: PHAM THUY

Landslide on Ho Chi Minh road, section passing through Avuong commune. Photo: PHAM THUY

Floodwaters rose, inundating many villages and schools in Avuong commune. Photo: PHAM THUY

Source: https://baodanang.vn/cam-luu-thong-tren-duong-ho-chi-minh-doan-qua-xa-avuong-do-lu-3308518.html