Partial road to Tay Giang border gate reopened after many hours of paralysis

On the morning of October 23, Mr. Hoi Nhai, Commander of the Military Command of Hung Son Commune (Da Nang City) informed that the force had leveled and cleared the landslide on National Highway 14D to gradually clear the route to Tay Giang border gate.

The militia of Hung Son commune leveled the landslide site to clear the route to Tay Giang border gate. Photo: PARAI

Accordingly, over the past few days, due to prolonged heavy rain, serious landslides have occurred on National Highway 14D to Tay Giang border gate at Cha Noc intersection (Hung Son commune).

Hundreds of cubic meters of rock and soil spilled onto the road, causing traffic congestion. Large rocks rolled down from the slope, making the recovery process difficult.

Faced with that situation, the Party Committee and People's Committee of Hung Son commune directed the commune's militia and self-defense force to coordinate with local forces to urgently clear away rocks and soil. The militia force was mobilized to the maximum, divided into many working groups at the landslide sites.

Road 14D to Tay Giang border gate has been partially reopened. Photo: PARAI

Mr. Hoi Nhai said: “Although the weather is still complicated and the ground is slippery, the forces are still active and working continuously. Initially, the route has been partially cleared, helping people stabilize their travel, daily life and trade of goods.”

NGUYEN CUONG - PARAI

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/thong-tuyen-mot-phan-duong-len-cua-khau-tay-giang-sau-nhieu-gio-te-liet-post819491.html