Proposal to Flatten a Mountain in Gia Lai to Address Landslides.
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To address the risk of landslides, the People's Committee of Quy Nhon ward (Gia Lai province) has proposed relocating approximately 228 households, excavating and leveling Mount Mot with an estimated total investment of 500 billion VND, and combining this with the planning of a new residential area.
(Dân Trí) - Faced with the danger of a lurking landslide, the People's Committee of Quy Nhon Nam Ward (Gia Lai) proposed to relocate 228 households, lower elevation and level Mount One to eliminate the hot spot of natural disasters and create land funds for urban development.
According to the Quy Nhon Ward People's Committee, the Mount Mot area has complex geology, heavily weathered soil and rocks, steep slopes, and a peak height of approximately 44m. Leveling the Mount Mot area is expected to generate about 1 million cubic meters of soil and rock.
Mount Mot, an "orphan mountain" in the heart of Quy Nhon city (Gia Lai province), frequently experiences landslides affecting 228 households. Quy Nhon ward has proposed leveling the mountain to resolve the landslides and create land for urban development.
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