Check some high-risk landslide locations in the communes: Quoc Khanh, Tan Tien

- On October 30, 2025, the Department of Agriculture and Environment coordinated with a number of relevant units to inspect the locations of cracks and high risks of landslides in the communes of Quoc Khanh and Tan Tien.

img,8039,16055930.jpg — Working delegation at Quoc Khanh commune

According to the report of the People's Committees of Quoc Khanh and Tan Tien communes, due to the impact of storms and rain, especially after storm No. 11, cracks appeared on the hills in Quoc Khanh and Tan Tien communes, posing a high risk of landslides, endangering people and property.

img,8026,16055130.jpg — Cracks and subsidence in Coc Muoi village, Quoc Khanh commune

For Quoc Khanh commune, the location of subsidence and landslide risk is in Coc Muoi village. The locations of the subsidence points are scattered on high hillsides with relatively large slopes located above and behind residential areas with about 100 households living. The distance from the nearest household to the locations where cracks and subsidence were detected is about 220 m; some locations have subsidence of about 20 cm; the width of the cracks is about 20 cm; the depth of the cracks is more than 1 m in some locations...

img,7955,16053630.jpg — The working group inspected the subsidence and cracked hill area in Coc Muoi village, Quoc Khanh commune.

img,8007,16054430.jpg — The working group inspected the subsidence and cracked hill area in Coc Muoi village, Quoc Khanh commune.

For Tan Tien commune, the location of cracks, subsidence, and landslide risk is in Khau Luong village. Through inspection, there are 3 locations with cracks and subsidence over 200 m long, 20 cm widest, about 1.4 m deep, causing subsidence of 10 - 15 cm. The location of the cracks directly affects 20 houses of 20 households with 96 workers, 2 power projects, a cultural house and 9 hectares of production land. After the appearance of cracks and subsidence with high risk of landslide, the People's Committee of the commune directed the village to proactively propagate and mobilize people to move to a safe place.

img,8051,16060730.jpg — The working group inspected the actual subsidence point in Khau Luong village, Tan Tien commune.

img,8085,16061530.jpg — The working group inspected the actual subsidence point in Khau Luong village, Tan Tien commune.

img,8097,16062330.jpg — The working group inspected the actual subsidence point in Khau Luong village, Tan Tien commune.

During the inspection, representatives of some agencies, units and villages where cracks and subsidence appeared in the two communes of Quoc Khanh and Tan Tien presented the current situation and developments at the locations where cracks and subsidence appeared. At the same time, they proposed solutions to quickly overcome and stabilize people's lives.

img,8183,16063030.jpg — The working group surveyed the proposed location for the construction of a resettlement area for people in the landslide-prone area in Khau Luong village, Tan Tien commune.

Concluding the inspection, the representative of the Department of Agriculture and Environment assessed that the cracks and subsidence in the two communes of Quoc Khanh and Tan Tien have a high risk of landslides. In order to quickly stabilize the lives of people in areas at risk of landslides, the representative of the Department of Agriculture and Environment requested the People's Committees of the two communes to direct the villages to continue to closely monitor the developments at the subsidence and cracking locations to assess the level of danger in order to promptly have solutions to ensure safety; coordinate to invite consulting units to conduct geological surveys of dangerous areas to determine the level and propose further treatment options such as resettlement arrangements, construction measures; continue to care for and support the lives of people in areas at risk of landslides, especially households that have to relocate their houses in Khau Luong village, Tan Tien commune...