The O Lau River's Water Level Rose, Sweeping Two Barges and Trapping Them Under the My Chanh Railway Bridge.
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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - A group of three barges belonging to a mining company in Quang Tri province were swept away by floodwaters and are now stranded between the North-South railway bridge, posing a potential risk to the structure.
On the afternoon of September 13th, the People's Committee of Nam Hai Lang commune, Quang Tri province, reported that heavy rains and rising river levels had swept two large barges into the My Chanh railway bridge, leaving them stranded. (Related news headlines: Hue: Heavy rains cause flooding in several areas; Quang Tri: Heavy rains cause flooding and localized disruptions in many areas; Dong Nai: Proactive evacuation of residents to minimize d…
Rising floodwaters on the O Lau River (Quang Tri province) have swept away and stranded two barges at the foot of the My Chanh railway bridge. Authorities have cordoned off the area and are seeking a solution.
A group of three barges, pushed downstream by floodwaters, are now stuck at the base of the My Chanh railway bridge (Nam Hai Lang, Quang Tri) and are threatening the safety of the bridge.
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