Mimosa Pass reopens after more than 10 days of interruption

On the afternoon of November 30, the serious landslide area on National Highway 20 through Mimosa Pass (Xuan Huong Ward - Da Lat, Lam Dong Province) had completed the asphalt paving and road markings. From 6:00 p.m. the same day, all people and vehicles were allowed to travel again on the Mimmosa Pass road.

Video : Mimosa Pass opens a route to avoid landslides. By: DOAN KIEN

At the scene, workers have completed the main tasks related to repairing the landslide, such as opening a temporary bypass to the foot of the mountain, then reinforcing the roadbed and paving the road surface with an 8m wide asphalt surface, enough to meet the standards of 2 separate lanes.

Photo: DOAN KIEN

Here, workers also completed the fence with iron plates and painted road markings to guide vehicles so they can circulate normally.

Workers complete the last meters of road markings to allow people to move around smoothly. Photo: DOAN KIEN

In the long term, the Ministry of Construction has assigned construction functional units to review, determine the extent of damage, propose repair solutions and advise on capital allocation for implementation.

Vehicles can now pass through Mimosa Pass after more than 10 days of disruption. Photo: DOAN KIEN

Iron partitions with signal lights and reflective panels help ensure traffic safety. Photo: DOAN KIEN

After completing the upgrade, the units began clearing machinery from the scene. Photo: DOAN KIEN

As reported by SGGP Newspaper, on the night of November 19, heavy rain caused serious landslides, completely cutting off National Highway 20. Afterwards, D'ran Pass, Prenn Pass and Mimosa Pass were eroded, making the entire route impassable.

DOAN KIEN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/deo-mimosa-thong-tuyen-sau-hon-10-ngay-gian-doan-post826276.html