National Highway 24 has a dangerous road surface landslide.

On November 15, the Department of Construction of Quang Ngai province said that at Km 112+100 National Highway 24 (the section passing through the center of Mang Den commune is nearly 1km long), a landslide appeared, causing the road surface to be pushed up, about 100m long, posing a danger to traffic.

The road surface was severely damaged by landslides.

Accordingly, at the landslide location, the positive slope side was pushed up by the soil, causing damage to the road surface structure, pushing the stone embankment system to prevent landslides down towards the road surface. The damaged road surface was raised up to a maximum of about 40cm; the width of the raised strip from the foot of the positive slope embankment was about 5.5m, narrowing the road surface, posing a risk of traffic insecurity. Currently, vehicles can still participate in traffic on the negative slope side.

The landslide seriously affected the road surface.

However, according to observations by VNA reporters, the half of the road on the negative slope has also shown signs of rising. Although vehicles can still travel, if there is no early solution, the risk of complete damage and disruption of traffic on National Highway 24 is entirely possible.

Due to road damage, vehicles can only travel in one direction.

Currently, the authorities have put up warning signs and fenced off the area, allowing vehicles to move in one direction. The Quang Ngai Department of Construction also said that the unit will set up an inspection team to soon have a plan to handle the damaged location above.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/kinh-te/quoc-lo-24-xuat-hien-diem-sat-mat-duong-nguy-hiem-20251115125655343.htm