Urgently fix and ensure smooth traffic

According to the Department of Construction, after storm No. 13, up to now, water on national highways and provincial roads in the eastern region of Dak Lak has receded, traffic is basically smooth.

Maintenance unit leveling landslide site on National Highway 19C.

Some locations on National Highway 14C and DT.698 are still partially flooded, 0.4 - 1 meter deep. Authorities are on duty, putting up warning signs and regulating traffic safety.

The work of cutting down fallen trees and cleaning the road surface is being urgently deployed by road management units.

Units continue to clean up fallen trees on the roads. In the photo: Cleaning up fallen trees on Highway 643.

Initial records show that national and provincial highways managed by the Department of Construction have landslides and road surface damage of about 400 m, potholes and mud appear with a total area of ​​about 1,800 m² on National Highway 25 and National Highway 19C; a cross-culvert was eroded and damaged, with an estimated total damage of about 2.8 billion VND.

On some provincial roads such as DT.642, DT.644, DT.646, the road surface has collapsed sporadically. Units are continuing to inspect and handle the situation to ensure traffic safety.

For roads managed by the commune level, many fallen trees have been cleared. In Ea Kiet commune alone, the road leading to the H'Mong village was washed away by water for 15 meters of the bridge abutment, the entire slope was eroded and the bridge railing was damaged, causing temporary disruption to people's travel. The local authorities are urgently working to restore traffic soon.

The construction road of the Emergency Treatment and Restoration Project for An My - An Chan coastal landslide was damaged by waves.

Regarding construction investment projects, most of them were not damaged. In particular, the Dong Hoi bridge project, invested by the Eastern Region Construction Investment Project Management Board, suffered a landslide of a 50m-long approach road, about 1,000m³ of ground and 10m of concrete culvert. The project to upgrade the DT.650 route suffered a landslide, with soil filling the road surface in the Km33+880 - Km34+000 section. The estimated damage was about 100 million VND.

Emergency treatment project to overcome landslides on An My - An Chan coast, high tide caused about 1,570 ^m3 of rubble to slide on the service road in embankment section No. 1 and about 900 m3 on the service road in embankment section No. ^3. The investor is coordinating with the insurance company to determine the value of the damage to organize repairs and ensure temporary traffic.

Currently, the Department of Construction continues to coordinate with localities, road management units and project management boards to inspect and count detailed damages, propose plans to repair and restore affected traffic infrastructure, and ensure safety for people and vehicles after the storm.

Nhu Thanh

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/kinh-te/202511/khan-truong-khac-phuc-bao-dam-giao-thong-thong-suot-a0e02f0/