Shivering under the hills waiting to collapse in Da Lat

Many landslides have appeared on many roads from the center of Da Lat to Ta Nung Pass and Suoi Vang Lake (old Lac Duong district), causing fear among locals and tourists.

A large landslide, stretching tens of meters, is located on the road through Ta Nung Pass with wide open mouths, rocks and soil hanging over the heads of passersby. Meanwhile, below there is only a fragile mesh fence. Ta Nung Pass often has a lot of traffic and this place is also home to many tourist areas and attractions that attract a large number of visitors.

Many people said that when passing through Ta Nung pass during rainy and windy weather, they are very afraid of landslides.

Another landslide on Ta Nung Pass. Rocks and soil, along with fallen trees, fell onto the road, with a lot of frog jaws above, rocks and soil hanging in the air.

Also on Ta Nung Pass, a large rock fell onto the roadside.

On the road from Da Lat to Suoi Vang Lake (Lat Commune, old Lac Duong District), a large landslide has appeared in recent days, but there are no warning signs or fences.

Locals said that the landslide on the road to Suoi Vang Lake is getting wider and longer, causing rocks and soil on the hill to continuously roll down below.

At a bend on Ta Nung road, many pits, holes, and trees with bare roots appeared.

A landslide on the road from Da Lat to Suoi Vang Lake.

At the bends of Ta Nung Pass, high cliffs lie close to the edge of the road. Locals said that here they only saw some deep scrapes from top to bottom for relatively simple and rudimentary drainage.

A landslide on Ta Nung Pass with many bare tree stumps appearing above the vehicles.

The soil and rock were deeply eroded, creating long and dense frog jaws at a landslide point on Ta Nung Pass. It is clear that this amount of soil and rock is at risk of collapsing below at any time when heavy rain continues.

Trees were bare, ready to fall onto the road.

Large rocks lie bare at the edge of the road, right next to the busy traffic of tourists and locals passing through Ta Nung Pass.

Water pouring down from above creates large, patchy ditches, causing many people to fear landslides when it rains heavily.

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