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Gia Bac Pass in Lam Dong reopens after nearly 5 days of closure

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Vehicles resumed travel on Gia Bac Pass, National Route 28, connecting Binh Thuan and Lam Dong, from the afternoon of 7/12, following efforts by construction crews to clear earth and rock from 20 landslide locations.

Song Pha Pass connecting Phan Rang and Da Lat hit by landslide

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A landslide on Song Pha Pass, part of National Route 27 connecting Phan Rang (Khanh Hoa) with Da Lat (Lam Dong), caused traffic congestion on 2/12.

Da Nhim riverbank landslide encroaches on residential area in Lam Dong

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The Da Nhim riverbank section in D'ran commune continued to erode on the morning of 1/12, damaging one house and threatening many nearby households, prompting authorities to urgently relocate six households.

Floods sweep away homes in Indonesia, at least 84 dead

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Heavy rain causes severe floods and landslides on Indonesia's Sumatra island this week, leaving at least 84 dead and dozens missing.

North-south railway line reopens after nine days of paralysis

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Vietnam Railways reopened the north-south railway line, specifically the section through Phu Hiep - Dong Tac in Dak Lak, at 8:30 PM on 25/11, following more than nine days of disruption.

Prenn Pass, Dalat's Gateway, Reopens

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Prenn Pass has been repaired after landslides and road cracks, allowing vehicle traffic from 13:00 on 25/11, with the exception of trucks, to ensure safety.

Landslide threat looms over residential area in Lam Dong

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A crack hundreds of meters long appeared on Ba La Xanh hill in D'ran commune, prompting authorities to evacuate dozens of households living at the foot of the hill on 23/11.

Khanh Le pass cracks open

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With three previous landslides still unaddressed, Khanh Le pass is now experiencing significant new damage, including hundreds of cubic meters of debris and a cracked road surface.

Mimosa Pass road surface completely washed away, cutting off traffic

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Mimosa Pass, a gateway to Da Lat, was torn open for over 50 m, dragging soil, rocks, and trees downhill and nearly sweeping a passenger bus into the abyss.

Girl rescued from landslide in Da Lat after wall breach

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A young girl in alley 180 Hung Vuong, Xuan Truong ward, Da Lat, was buried by a landslide from an embankment and rescued by police after more than 30 minutes on the evening of 19/11.

First victim's body recovered in Da Nang landslide

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The body of Hoih Zi Nut, one of three individuals missing after a landslide in Hung Son commune, was discovered beneath debris following five days of searching.

Landslide buries home in Quy Nhon, one woman dead

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Heavy rain triggered a landslide in Hai Minh fishing village (formerly Quy Nhon city) on the morning of 19/11, burying the home of a 58-year-old couple and killing the wife.

Landslide threatens many solid homes in Quang Tri

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Following heavy rain, the foundations of 11 three-to-four-story homes in block 3A, Khe Sanh commune, collapsed; authorities evacuated residents to safety.

Plan to blast hundreds of tons of rock obstructing Khanh Le Pass

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Authorities are developing a plan to blast hundreds of tons of rock that have fallen onto the road, blocking the route connecting Da Lat and Nha Trang.

Prenn Pass at Da Lat's gateway suffers cracks, landslide

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Prolonged heavy rain caused a landslide and road cracks on Prenn Pass, Da Lat's gateway, leading authorities to close the pass on the morning of 17/11.

Mountain landslide buries three people in camp in Khanh Hoa

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A landslide on the mountainside near Khanh Son Pass in Cam An commune buried a camp and three occupants on the evening of 16/11.

Da Nang faces continued landslide risk, rescue team repeatedly forced to withdraw

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The recurring risk of landslides in Puc village, Hung Son commune, has forced the rescue team searching for three missing people to repeatedly halt operations and withdraw from the scene to ensure safety.