On July 28, a downpour caused a landslide on the inter-commune road connecting Dak Rtih and Dak Ngo communes, notably a section through Doan Van Village, Dak Rtih Commune.
The landslide had a length of approximately 20 meters, with a crack width of about 2-3 centimeters and a depth of about 0.8 meters.
On the same day, another landslide hit the inter-commune road connecting Dak Rtih and Dak Buk So communes, specifically a 50-meter long section through Bon Me Ra, Dak Rtih Commune, with depths ranging from 2.5 meters to six meters which cut off the road and caused traffic disruption.
These landslide points are on roads currently under construction and have not yet been handed over for use.
The Tuy Duc District People's Committee has instructed relevant departments and local authorities to inspect the site, urgently zone the landslide areas, set up barriers and place warning signs to ensure the safety of people and property.
Additionally, the construction unit has been directed to urgently implement measures to overcome troubleshooting on these roads to ensure traffic safety for residents.
