Lam Dong: National Highway 1 is no longer flooded, traffic returns to normal

On the morning of December 6, the sections of National Highway 1 flooded by heavy rains in Lam Dong province have completely drained and traffic has returned to normal.

Mr. Le Minh Luan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Hong Son Commune, said that the section of National Highway 1 through the Gop Nuoc intersection has been reopened after many days of deep flooding. Previously, this section had to be temporarily closed to traffic due to high water levels.

Authorities have removed the blockade at the northern roundabout, National Highway 1, through Ham Thang ward.

Similarly, the People's Committee of Ham Thang Ward informed that the section of National Highway 1 passing Ben Loi Bridge has also been drained. Authorities have removed the barriers, allowing all vehicles to move normally.

National Highway 1 through Ben Loi Bridge (Ham Thang Ward, Lam Dong Province) is now clear.

As reported by SGGP, from the afternoon of December 3 to the night of December 5, prolonged heavy rain combined with flood discharge from irrigation reservoirs caused many sections of National Highway 1 through Lam Dong province to be deeply flooded, causing traffic congestion. The authorities have organized traffic diversion and regulation through the bypass.

Authorities are repairing and overcoming damage caused by floods on National Highway 1.

As of the morning of December 6, all flooded areas have receded and traffic on National Highway 1 is back to normal.

NGUYEN TIEN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/lam-dong-quoc-lo-1-het-ngap-giao-thong-tro-lai-binh-thuong-post827203.html