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Heavy Rains in Da Nang Have Caused Flooding and Landslides, Cutting Off Many Roads.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - In many mountainous communes of Da Nang, from the evening of November 10th to this morning, heavy to very heavy rain has caused landslides and road closures on many roads and national highways, and damaged houses due to landslides from the mountains.
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Due to the complex landslide situation caused by heavy rain, mountainous areas in Da Nang are focusing on remediation, warning of dangerous areas, and evacuating hundreds of households to safe locations. Quang Ngai is urgently inspecting residential areas at the foot of mountains at risk of landslides. Quang Tri has temporarily reopened National Highway 9C after several days of landslides. Dak Lak: Floods cause inundation in many residential are…

Prolonged heavy rain has caused flooding and landslides in many mountainous areas of Da Nang, including landslides that have encroached on people's homes, and many national highways are deeply submerged. Local authorities have had to evacuate 90 households to safe areas.

·Viet Nam
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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - In many mountainous communes of Da Nang, from the evening of November 10th to this morning, heavy to very heavy rain has caused landslides and road closures on many roads and national highways, and damaged houses due to landslides from the mountains.

On November 11th, heavy rains in many mountainous areas of Da Nang caused landslides, flooded houses, and disrupted transportation. Some large hydropower plants upstream received significant water replenishment, while others were still waiting for rain.

·Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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TUOI TRE ONLINE broke the news in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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