Following the Landslide, the Commune Police and Local Residents Built a Temporary Bridge Across the Stream.
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Due to landslides burying the provincial road, the authorities of Yen Na commune, Nghe An province, mobilized forces to build two temporary bridges and open a small path through the forest to bring 172 students from the isolated area to school.
Prolonged heavy rain has caused a landslide on a section of the mountain in Cha Ha ravine, Huoi Pai village, Yen Na commune (Nghe An province), threatening the residential area. Local authorities have evacuated 54 households from the dangerous area. Nghe An urgently relocates 38 households due to the risk of landslides on Pu Nua Ban mountain. The military is proactively responding to heavy rain, flooding, flash floods, and landslides. Flash floo…
Prolonged heavy rain caused a large landslide in Yen Na commune (Nghe An province), forcing authorities to urgently evacuate 54 households from the dangerous area.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - A landslide buried the road leading to two remote villages in Nghe An province, forcing residents to cut bamboo and reeds in the forest to build temporary bridges and clear trails to bring 172 boarding students back to school.
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