Vehicles are prohibited from passing through the tunnel and the Ca and Co Ma passes due to landslides.

KHANH HOA - Landslides at Co Ma Pass and the southern side of Ca Pass have caused soil and rocks to spill onto the road, forcing authorities to put up warning signs and temporarily ban all vehicles from passing through.

On the morning of November 20th, information from the People's Committee of Dai Lanh commune (Khanh Hoa province) indicated that numerous landslides had occurred in the Co Ma pass area and the southern part of the Ca pass on National Highway 1A connecting Dak Lak (formerly Phu Yen) and Khanh Hoa province, posing a traffic safety hazard. Soil, rocks, and trees slid down from the embankment, blocking more than half of the road.

A large amount of soil and rocks has fallen onto the road, in some places almost completely covering the road surface. Photo: DT.

Authorities quickly cordoned off the area, placed warning signs, and deployed self-defense forces to dangerous locations to guide and prevent vehicles from passing through. The commune also reported the incident to the road management unit to promptly implement a remedial plan.

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

Authorities have temporarily banned all vehicles from traveling through the tunnel, as well as the Ca Pass and Co Ma Pass, to ensure the safety of the public.

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