People need to pay special attention to safety when passing Khanh Son pass.

Heavy rain and floods in recent days have caused serious landslides on Provincial Road 9, with 28 landslide locations at: Km12+670, Km12+730, Km14+320, Km15+700, Km17+430, Km17+730, Km18+600, Km21+450, Km21+550, Km21+900, Km22+300, Km22+900, Km23+400, Km23+466, Km23+500, Km23+740, Km23+800, Km24+350, Km24+650, Km24+750, Km25+100, Km25+850, Km26+180, Km27+100, Km28+950, ​​Km29+050, Km23+250, Km32+410. Up to this point, 18 locations have been cleared of rocks and soil to open 2 lanes; 4 locations have been cleared of 1 lane and the remaining locations are still being worked on.

A landslide on Khanh Son pass.

In particular, the Khanh Son pass road has been opened to transport patients and necessities to serve the people of 3 communes: Dong Khanh Son, Khanh Son and Tay Khanh Son, but there are many landslides on the negative slope, some of which create a frog jaw that is very dangerous for vehicles passing through here. Therefore, people need to pay special attention to safety and observe carefully at landslide points when passing through Khanh Son pass.

HAI LANG

Source: https://baokhanhhoa.vn/xa-hoi/202511/nguoi-dan-can-dac-biet-chu-y-an-toan-khi-qua-deo-khanh-son-4260a16/