A close-up view of the Yen Nghia dike reveals three landslide points, currently closed to vehicle traffic.

TPO - Due to the impact of Typhoon No. 3, three sections of the Ta Day River dike in Yen Nghia ward have subsided. Authorities have erected barriers and prohibited vehicles from traveling on the dike.

TPO - Due to the impact of Typhoon No. 3, three sections of the Ta Day River dike in Yen Nghia ward have subsided. Authorities have erected barriers and prohibited vehicles from traveling on the dike.

The reason is that three points of subsidence appeared on the Yen Nghia dike between K22+300 and K22+335 due to the impact of typhoon No. 3.

The section of the dike marked with signs prohibiting vehicles from traveling on it is over 100 meters long. However, many residents still remove the barriers themselves to travel on the dike.

A landslide site has been reinforced by the authorities.

The embankment surface is riddled with potholes and large depressions due to the frequent passage of overloaded vehicles.

A landslide site has been reinforced by authorities.

The surface of the Yen Nghia dike has many ridges resembling buffalo horns.

Due to a section of the embankment being closed, vehicles have to use the road below the embankment. However, because the road below the embankment is narrow, it becomes congested, especially during rush hour.

Currently, the Yen Nghia dike is designed to accommodate vehicles under 10 tons, with some sections allowing up to 12 tons. However, residents report that overloaded vehicles frequently travel along this dike, affecting the dike system and traffic.

Thanh Hieu

Source: https://tienphong.vn/can-canh-tuyen-de-yen-nghia-co-3-diem-sat-lo-hien-dang-cam-phuong-tien-di-chuyen-post1685702.tpo