Lam Dong Declares Emergency Over Cracked Hill Near Residential Area
Lam Dong province in Vietnam's Central Highlands has declared a state of emergency due to a 300-meter-long crack and subsidence on a hill near a residential area. Over 4 hectares are affected, forcing 454 residents to evacuate. Authorities are ensuring safety and investigating the cause.
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