Landslide in Soc Son, Hanoi buried many cars under rocks and soil.

On the morning of August 4, Soc Son was the area with the highest rainfall in the entire Hanoi area (56.8mm/hour). Prolonged heavy rain caused landslides at some locations in Minh Tri and Nam Son communes.

Heavy rains swept away rocks and soil, cutting off many roads. On the road near Ban Tien Lake, Phu Ninh Village, Minh Phu Commune, many cars were buried under rocks and soil.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Hien, a resident of Phu Ninh village, said the landslide happened around 10am this morning. At the time when floodwaters and rocks fell onto the Ban Tien village road, there was not much rain.

A series of cars were buried by rocks and soil. Photo: Cuong Thinh

Speaking with VietNamNet, Mr. Do Minh Tuan - Vice Chairman of Soc Son District People's Committee said that the above incident happened on the morning of August 4.

“Heavy rain washed away rocks and soil on the roads in Minh Tam village. Many cars had their wheels covered with rocks and soil, making them unable to move,” said Mr. Do Minh Tuan.

The Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Soc Son district said that the agency's functional forces are currently looking for ways to fix the problem.

Some images of the landslide scene:

Mud blocked the side of the car, unable to move.

Excavators were dispatched to the landslide area.

About 15 cars were buried by rocks and soil on the road of Ban Tien village.

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/sat-lo-o-soc-son-ha-noi-khien-hang-loat-o-to-bi-dat-da-vui-lap-2173657.html