Da Nang temporarily suspends tours on some routes of Son Tra peninsula due to landslides

On June 12, the Management Board of Son Tra Peninsula and Da Nang tourist beaches reported on the landslide situation at Son Tra Peninsula due to the impact of storm No. 1.

According to the report, due to the influence of storm No. 1 (storm Wutip), on June 11 and 12, Son Tra peninsula experienced prolonged heavy rain, with some landslides, rolling rocks, and fallen trees.

The route Yet Kieu - Ban Co Peak - Bai Bac has 1 rolling stone point, 200m from the Son Tra - Ngu Hanh Son Inter-District Forest Ranger Station towards Ban Co Peak; 2 points of fallen trees blocking the road, 600m from Ban Co Peak towards Bai Bac; 1km from the Intercontinental Resort towards Ban Co Peak.

Son Tra Peninsula landslide due to heavy rain

On Hoang Sa Street, from the intersection of Hoang Sa - Le Van Luong Street to the front of the Intercontinental Resort, there are 4 landslides and rolling rocks (Landscape area, flower garden in front of the Intercontinental Resort, 400m from Bai Bac border station towards Linh Ung Pagoda, opposite the intersection to Bai Nam; 300m from Dong Dinh Museum towards Ho Xanh).

Tien Sa route has 2 locations of fallen trees (3km and 3.5km from Yet Kieu - Ban Co Peak - Suoi Om intersection); 2 locations of landslides in positive slope drainage ditches, 3.1km and 3.4km from Yet Kieu - Ban Co Peak - Suoi Om intersection.

Da Nang proactively suspends tours on some routes in Son Tra peninsula

Faced with the above situation, the Management Board has proactively suspended tours of the Yet Kieu – Bai Bac, Bai Bac – Cay Da, Tien Sa – Suoi Om – Dinh Ban Co routes. At the same time, it has sent forces to clear fallen tree branches, collect rocks and soil, and handle landslides along the Yet Kieu – Bai Bac and Tien Sa routes.

PHAM NGA

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/da-nang-tam-dung-tham-quan-mot-so-tuyen-duong-ban-dao-son-tra-do-sat-lo-post799143.html