The 2nd deadly flood has totally destroyed a section of railway running through the central province of Ha Tinh.
The section is part of the North-South railway route linking Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
The week-long downpours swept away soil, stones and even rails, creating holes up to 1.2 metres deep against the tracks surface.
In Duc Tho District, Ru Tri Dyke collapsed, sweeping away nearly 1 kilometre of railway, deforming and putting rails deep underwater.
The railway sector is trying to repair the railway section in Ha Tinh Province.
The following are some photos on the ravaged railway section in Ha Tinh taken by Dantri/DTiNews reporters:
Soil and stone swept away
Rails drift away from the centre of the route
People can creep below the railway holes, some of which are up to 1.2 metres deep.
Railway becomes a bridge
Ru Tri Dyke broke, sweeping away nearly 1 kilometre of railway in Duc Tho District
