Over 2,000 Cubic Meters of Soil and Rocks Have Collapsed, Blocking National Highway 15D Leading to the La Lay Border Gate.
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(Dian Trí) - The landslide caused a large amount of rock from the mountain to overflow, blocking the 15D highway in Quang Tri, causing traffic to La Lay International Border Gate completely blocked.
Thousands of cubic meters of soil and rocks have slid down from the embankment onto National Highway 15D, completely blocking the road leading to the La Lay international border gate (Quang Tri province), and it is expected to take more than a day to reopen the road to traffic.
A landslide on National Highway 15D has cut off the road to the La Lay international border gate (Quang Tri province). Authorities are monitoring the situation and looking for solutions.
According to the People's Committee of La Lay commune, Quang Tri province, the landslide extended for about 50 meters with more than 2,000 cubic meters of soil and rocks falling from the embankment, completely blocking the road. (Related news headlines: Quang Tri: Landslide completely blocks road to La Lay International Border Gate; Quang Ngai urgently inspects residential area at foot of mountain at risk of landslide; Quang Tri temporarily reop…
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