Water on Luy River recedes, National Highway 1A section through Luong Son reopens

By around 11am this morning (October 28), the water on the Luy River had receded, National Highway 1A through Ong Vac Bridge, Luong Son Commune (Lam Dong) was no longer flooded, and vehicles were able to flow normally in both directions.

By 11am today, the water on the Luy River had receded and no longer caused flooding on National Highway 1A.

Previously, at around dawn on October 28, floodwaters rose from the Luy River, causing a section of National Highway 1 through Ong Vac Bridge, Luong Son Commune ( Lam Dong ) to be deeply flooded. The flooded area was about 100m long and about half a meter deep, temporarily cutting off traffic in both directions.

Immediately after the incident, the Traffic Police and the Road Management Office IV.1 deployed officers to coordinate traffic control in the flooded area. The Traffic Police Department, Lam Dong Provincial Police, sent forces to guide long-distance drivers to turn around and go to the Vinh Hao - Phan Thiet Expressway to change their route.

Song Luy commune authorities help people move their belongings at night.

The rising water level of the Luy River also caused some areas in the Song Luy Commune to be flooded. Specifically: At 1:40 am this morning (October 28), in Suoi Nhuom village, about 25 households were flooded from 0.8 to 1.5 meters deep.

Foreseeing the situation, as soon as the water rose, Song Luy commune authorities mobilized the commune's military forces along with the police and relevant agencies to help households move people, livestock, poultry and facilities to safety.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/nuoc-tren-song-luy-rut-quoc-lo-1a-doan-qua-luong-son-thong-tuyen-tro-lai-398343.html