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The coastal road in Ha Tinh has been seriously eroded

10:15:55, 01/11/2021 Due to heavy rain for many days, the coastal road in Ha Tinh was eroded, dozens of rocks fell from the high cliffs, causing division.


Due to the influence of heavy rains in recent days, some points on the coastal road of Thach Khe - Vung Ang (the section through village 6, Cam Linh commune, Cam Xuyen district, Ha Tinh province) suffered serious landslides. causing traffic disruption. 

There are dozens of m3 of soil and rocks and trees on the high cliffs have spilled onto the road surface.

Vehicles from Cam Linh commune to Ky Anh district and vice versa cannot circulate. 

About 3km from this position, on the coastal defense route passing through hamlet 1, Cam Linh commune (Cam Xuyen district) to Ky Xuan commune (Ky Anh district), the rock on the high cliffs was eroded and fell. down the road, causing traffic jams. 


(Source: cafef.vn)

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