Provincial Road 522C to Con Moong Cave suffered serious landslides.

Due to the impact of storms and floods in 2025, provincial road 522C to Con Moong cave, Thanh Vinh commune suffered serious landslides, posing a potential risk to traffic safety.

Through actual investigation, provincial road 522C currently has 1 landslide location with a positive slope length of 120m; 3 landslide locations with a negative slope length of 435m.

On both sides of the landslide road are mountains and streams so transportation is difficult.

In particular, the location from Le Cam 2 village to Thanh Trung village has deep landslides, some sections have lost half of the road width, some sections only have the top layer of concrete left, the ground underneath has been washed away by water.

In addition, some locations on the route have serious negative slope landslides.

Provincial Road 522C leads to Con Moong Cave - a special national heritage site and an important local tourist destination. The landslide has cut off traffic through the area, posing a potential safety risk and requiring urgent repair to ensure the safety of people and vehicles passing through.

Le Hoi

Source: https://baothanhhoa.vn/duong-tinh-522c-vao-hang-con-moong-bi-sat-lo-nghiem-trong-268382.htm