National Highway 48 through Chau Thang Commune (Quy Chau) has not yet been repaired after the big flood last month.

Clip: Van Truong

At Km99+200 (National Highway 48), the section passing through Bu Bai village, Chau Thang commune, Quy Chau district, deep cracks and subsidence, crisscrossing the road surface for over 150 meters, have remained unaddressed for more than a month, posing a significant traffic safety risk. The photo was taken at noon on October 24th. Photo: Van Truong

A crack across National Highway 48, with its widest point exceeding 40cm, is causing considerable anxiety for many drivers passing through the area. Photo: Van Truong

The subsidence is becoming increasingly severe, exposing the underlying gravel. Photo: Van Truong

The crack is still deep, extending from the surface of National Highway 48 all the way to the edge of the Hieu River. Photo: Van Truong

A representative from the Quy Chau District Traffic Management Department stated: To ensure traffic flow on the route, the unit has only used excavators to level the embankment slopes and create a temporary road to avoid subsidence areas, with a width of 3 meters and a length of approximately 100 meters. Regarding the cracks and landslides at this location, the unit cannot yet address them and is submitting a proposal to the Vietnam Road Administration for a solution. (Photo: Van Truong)

Near the subsidence point, several landslides that buried National Highway 48 in Quy Chau district have not yet been thoroughly addressed. Photo: Van Truong

Source: https://baonghean.vn/quoc-lo-48-doan-qua-xa-chau-thang-quy-chau-van-chua-duoc-khac-phuc-sau-dot-lu-lon-thang-truoc-post278855.html