National Highway 1 in Van Ninh area is jammed for more than 20km

Due to the heavy flooding in the northern area of Ca Pass in Dak Lak Province, vehicles traveling from the South to the northern area of Ca Pass had to stop. From the morning of November 21, the traffic jams gradually increased in length, and by noon, the traffic jam was about 20km long. Not only on National Highway 1, vehicles traveling on the Van Phong - Nha Trang Expressway also experienced a similar situation when they were forced to go to Ca Pass tunnel.

Báo Khánh Hòa•21/11/2025

A convoy of vehicles on National Highway 1 through the Van Ninh area

The convoy of vehicles lined up on National Highway 1 through the Van Ninh area.

Highway 1 is congested, waiting for the water to recede.

On the afternoon of November 21, the Commander of Ninh Hoa Traffic Police Station (Traffic Police Department, Provincial Police) said that the Traffic Police force is coordinating with Dak Lak to regulate traffic and reduce congestion in one area. Ninh Hoa Traffic Police Station has assigned a team to request drivers to return to Nha Trang or stop and wait in Ninh Hoa area. In addition, Ninh Hoa Traffic Police Station mobilized maximum force to transport food supplies to stranded drivers. Hopefully, on the afternoon of November 21, the water level will decrease to clear the route.

Floodwaters flowing across National Highway 1 make traffic difficult.

Water flowing across Highway 1 makes traffic difficult.

Ninh Hoa Traffic Police Station regulates traffic and reduces congestion.

Along National Highway 1, passing through the Van Ninh area, there are some locations where the cliffs have slid, spilling soil and rocks onto the roadway.

Along National Highway 1, passing through the Van Ninh area, there are several locations where cliffs have collapsed, causing soil and rocks to spill onto the roadway.