The incident has disrupted traffic between the two communes. Authorities have now erected barricades and prohibited people and vehicles from passing through to ensure safety.
Prolonged heavy rain has caused flooding on the La Son - Tuy Loan expressway, specifically the section passing through Hue city, resulting in serious landslides between KM12+000 and KM14+000. This has caused traffic congestion, paralyzing traffic on the route and posing a safety risk to people and vehicles traveling on the road.
At the scene on the highway, a section of the embankment suffered a serious landslide, with dozens of cubic meters of soil, rocks, and trees spilling onto the road. Several vehicles were stranded; among them, one car was damaged by floodwaters and had to be towed away from the dangerous area by a rescue vehicle.
Traffic police have set up checkpoints, placed warning signs, and directed and rerouted vehicles from the Cam Lo - La Son expressway to the Phu Loc intersection to access National Highway 1.
Currently, the water levels of the Huong and Bo rivers have risen above alarm level III. The O Lau, Truoi, and Bu Lu rivers have high water levels, causing flooding in 32 out of 40 communes and wards of Hue city. National Highway 1, sections passing through Phu Loc, Loc An, and Hung Loc communes, have many deeply flooded areas, stretching for hundreds of meters, due to rainwater runoff from the Bach Ma mountain range overflowing onto the road.
By 11:00 AM on the same day, the entire city of Hue had evacuated and relocated 923 households with more than 2,300 people. Local authorities are continuing to relocate households at risk of landslides and prolonged flooding.
Source: https://baotintuc.vn/xa-hoi/hue-lu-lon-cuon-troi-chan-cau-leno-20251027164945816.htm
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