Landslides and Rockfalls Have Buried National Highway 55 in Lam Dong Province.
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Heavy rain and strong winds in La Dạ commune (Lam Dong province) from the evening of October 17th caused landslides at 4 points on National Highway 55, damaging houses and causing estimated property damage of 80 million VND.
On the morning of October 18th, Mr. Tran Trung Hai, Chairman of the People's Committee of La Da commune, Lam Dong province, announced that the local authorities had cleared the landslide debris on Da Mi pass, and National Highway 55 was now open to traffic.
Heavy rains caused flooding from the upstream of the Da Chos stream, carrying soil and rocks, to inundate a section of National Highway 55 in La Da commune, Lam Dong province.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Prolonged heavy rain caused water from upstream to flow into Da Chos stream, washing away soil and rocks and burying the surface of National Highway 55, affecting traffic in the area.
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