There are 14 landslides on the road connecting Khanh Hoa and Lam Dong.

On October 28, information from the Khanh Hoa Department of Construction said that due to prolonged heavy rain, at around 7:00 p.m. on October 27, on National Highway 27, Ngoan Muc Pass section (Lam Son commune), a landslide occurred, trees fell onto the road, causing traffic congestion. This is the route connecting Khanh Hoa province and Lam Dong province.

Large trees, soil and rocks slid down National Highway 27 through Ngoan Muc Pass.

Statistics show that there are 14 landslides on both the right and left sides of the route. The road maintenance unit has made efforts to mobilize machinery and human resources to handle the situation, clear away rocks and soil, and saw trees. The Fire Fighting and Rescue Team of Region 7 (Fire Fighting and Rescue Police Department of the Provincial Police) also dispatched 7 officers and soldiers to the scene to use specialized equipment to saw, cut fallen trees, and clear rocks and soil to clear the road. By 9:00 p.m. the same day, the road was open to one-way traffic. Currently, the authorities are continuing to clear away rocks and soil at the landslide sites. It is expected that by 5:00 p.m. on October 28, all landslide rocks and soil will be cleared and two-way traffic on this road will be open.

Officers and soldiers of the Fire Fighting and Rescue Team of Region 7 participated in overcoming landslides on Ngoan Muc Pass.

Currently, the tropical depression combined with cold air and wind-blocking terrain has caused heavy rain in the mountainous area bordering Lam Dong and Khanh Hoa provinces. Therefore, the Provincial Police recommend that people traveling through mountain passes and hills need to pay attention to raising their awareness of self-protection, strictly comply with the prescribed speed, reduce speed when entering corners, drive slowly and keep a safe distance. Drivers need to pay attention to warning signs, not overtake recklessly, not brake suddenly on slopes or corners, and proactively find a safe stop to rest when it rains heavily or is foggy. In addition, drivers need to pay close attention to points such as mud and fallen trees; observe when passing through a road section with steep cliffs with unusual signs of new cracks, scattered rocks and strange noises. When there are signs of landslides, drivers must not try to cross, stop at a safe location, away from the danger area, turn on the warning lights and immediately notify the authorities for timely handling.

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Source: https://baokhanhhoa.vn/xa-hoi/202510/co-14-diem-sat-lo-tren-tuyen-duong-noi-khanh-hoa-va-lam-dong-3a2291d/