String up ropes and put up warning signs on the pine hill at risk of landslides next to the residential area.

Local authorities have put up ropes and warning signs to limit risks, awaiting a solution at a pine hill at risk of landslides next to the residential area of ​​Pang Tieng village.

Lang Biang Ward - Da Lat is putting up ropes and warning signs of landslides at the pine hill beside DT.721 road while waiting for a survey and treatment plan.

On August 20, the People's Committee of Lang Biang Ward - Da Lat, Lam Dong Province said that it had put up ropes and warning signs around the pine hill area near DT.721 road that is at risk of landslides so that people can proactively take precautions during the peak of the storm.

In addition, some other areas at risk of landslides in the ward have also been posted with warning signs for people to be aware and take precautions.

Previously, Lam Dong Electronic Newspaper reported that in recent days, many people in Pang Tieng village, Langbiang ward - Da Lat have been living in fear as the slope of the pine hill on Provincial Road DT. 721 continues to slightly erode.

The location of the pine hill is on the provincial road DT.721 connecting Lang Biang ward - Da Lat (old Lac Duong district) with Dinh Van commune (old Lam Ha district) with a large traffic volume. The residential area is also about 100m from the landslide site.

In the 2024 rainy season, landslides appeared on the pine hill. In the 2025 rainy season, some small landslides appeared from the top of the hill down.

People in Dang Tieng village are worried that a large hill may slide if heavy rain continues.

According to Mr. Bui The, Chairman of the People's Committee of Langbiang Ward - Da Lat, the taluy area in the pine hill in Pang Tieng village mentioned above has shown signs of landslides since 2024 and the authorities have conducted a survey and assessment of the current situation.

At that time, the People's Committee of the old Lac Duong district proposed using the flood and storm prevention budget to build a slope at the foot of the hill. However, because the slope was long and the construction cost was too expensive, the above solution was considered suboptimal.

Currently, the ward's professional departments are continuing to survey to propose a solution or propose to the provincial departments and branches if it exceeds their authority.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/giang-day-cam-bien-canh-bao-doi-thong-nguy-co-sat-lo-canh-khu-dan-cu-387958.html