Prohibition of vehicles through tunnels and Ca pass, Co Ma pass due to landslides

KHANH HOA Landslides at Co Ma Pass and the south of Ca Pass caused rocks and soil to spill onto the road, forcing authorities to put up warning tape and temporarily ban all traffic.

On the morning of November 20, information from the People's Committee of Dai Lanh commune (Khanh Hoa province) said that in the area of ​​Co Ma pass and the south of Ca pass on National Highway 1A connecting Dak Lak (formerly Phu Yen ) and Khanh Hoa province, many landslides appeared, causing traffic insecurity. Rocks and trees from the slope slid down, blocking more than half of the road.

A large amount of rock and soil fell onto the road, in some places almost covering the entire road surface. Photo: DT.

The authorities quickly stretched ropes, placed warning signs, and deployed militia forces at dangerous locations to guide and prevent vehicles from passing. The commune also reported the incident to the road management unit to promptly deploy a solution.

Rocks and trees slid down from the slope, blocking more than half of the road. Photo: DT.

Currently, authorities have temporarily banned all vehicles from passing through the tunnel, Ca Pass and Co Ma Pass to ensure people's safety.

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