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Dangers lurking on the mountainous roads of Quang Nam

13:19:10, 13/09/2021 Nearly 10 months after the terrible landslide at the end of last year, in the mountainous district of Phuoc Son, Quang Nam province, the transport system was almost completely destroyed after the disaster. The rainy season is approaching, people are worried when traveling on roads with high risk of landslides.


Nearly 10 months after the terrible landslide at the end of last year, in the mountainous district of Phuoc Son, Quang Nam province, the transport system was almost completely destroyed due to natural disasters. 

Up to now, the roads are still very messy, the repair is almost stamped in place. 

In dangerous areas, local authorities have put up warning signs. 

Nearly a year ago, people's travel and trade faced many difficulties. 

Many large rocks and trees blocked the road causing many difficulties in traffic. 


Tons of rock and large trees followed the fierce flood from the upstream, sweeping away the bridge that had just been put into use 2 months ago. 

The topography of the mountainous district of Quang Nam has steep slopes, ruggedness, and is heavily fragmented. 



(Source: vov.vn)

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