Giang Son Bridge (National Highway 27) reopens to traffic after landslide

The Department of Construction said that Giang Son Bridge on National Highway 27 officially reopened to traffic at 4:00 p.m. on November 23.

In recent days, due to the heavy impact of floods, the rising and strong flow of the Krong Ana River has caused erosion of the roadbed (forming a frog's jaw) on the left side of the M1 bridge abutment of Giang Son bridge (Km23+912) on National Highway 27.

Giang Son Bridge opened to traffic after nearly 2 days of suspension due to landslide.

This is a vital route connecting the two communes of Dray Bhang and Hoa Son, the landslide has directly threatened the structure and safety of the bridge. Faced with this dangerous situation, to ensure absolute safety for people and vehicles, the authorities were forced to put up signs prohibiting cars, trucks, and passenger buses from passing through the bridge, and at the same time, arrange forces to be on duty 24/24.

Traffic on Giang Son bridge after 2 days of suspension to fix landslide problem.

After 2 days of mobilizing forces and materials, specialized agencies focused on overcoming the landslide. Technical measures such as reinforcing the foundation, filling the eroded frog jaw and strengthening the protection of the bridge abutment area were quickly deployed. After careful inspection and assessment, ensuring sufficient safety conditions, at 4:00 p.m. on November 23, specialized agencies allowed vehicles to circulate again.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/thoi-su/202511/cau-giang-son-quoc-lo-27-thong-xe-tro-lai-sau-su-co-sat-lo-622188b/