Lam Dong: Dividing traffic on Prenn Pass and Khanh Le Pass to overcome landslides

On November 18, the Department of Construction of Lam Dong province announced traffic diversion after a serious landslide occurred and there was a risk of further landslides at Prenn Pass and National Highway 27C through Khanh Le Pass.

A landslide on National Highway 27C through Lac Duong commune, Lam Dong province, near Khanh Hoa province.

Specifically, temporarily suspending traffic from Da Lat center to Khanh Hoa province on National Highway 27C. Drivers can choose to travel to Khanh Hoa province in the following directions: From Da Lat center, take National Highway 20 (Mimosa Pass) to Phi Nom intersection, turn left onto National Highway 27 to Khanh Hoa province and vice versa. Travelers can also choose to travel from Da Lat center, follow DT.725 (Ta Nung Pass) to Km31+020, DT.725 turn right onto National Highway 27 to Dak Lak province, then follow National Highway 26 to Khanh Hoa province and vice versa.

Prenn Pass suffered heavy landslides and is expected to take a long time to repair.

In addition, travelers can choose to travel from the center of Da Lat via Highway 20 (Mimosa Pass) to Dong Nai province, then follow Highway 1A to Khanh Hoa province and vice versa, however this journey will take a long time to travel.

At the landslide site on Prenn Pass, the authorities have banned people and vehicles from passing through Km224+600 - Km224+700 (Xuan Huong Ward - Da Lat, Lam Dong Province). People travel in and out of Da Lat center through Mimosa Pass. For the road to Tuyen Lam Lake (Sacom Tuyen Lam Pass), all vehicles (except trucks) from Lien Khuong Expressway turn left onto Sacom Tuyen Lam Street to Da Lat center and vice versa.

Authorities control traffic flow in the Prenn Pass area.

Lam Dong Province Department of Construction said the traffic diversion time will last until further notice.

Previously, National Highway 27 through D'ran Pass (Xuan Truong Ward - Da Lat, Lam Dong Province) was also forced to be blocked due to landslides, forcing people and vehicles to travel through a detour.

DOAN KIEN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/lam-dong-phan-luong-duong-deo-prenn-va-deo-khanh-le-de-khac-phuc-sat-lo-post824031.html