On the morning of January 26, the Mai Châu Police Department (Hòa Bình) issued a warning about the high risk of traffic accidents on National Highway 6, especially on dangerous mountain passes. The dense fog, combined with rain and slippery roads, has severely limited drivers’ visibility. Authorities urge road users to strictly follow safety regulations to avoid unfortunate accidents.
Dense Fog and Adverse Weather Conditions
According to information from the Mai Châu Police Department, areas such as Đá Trắng Pass, Thung Nhuối, and Dốc 81 (Tân Sơn) on National Highway 6 are heavily affected by adverse weather. Reinforced cold air accompanied by rain and dense fog has significantly reduced drivers’ visibility. Slippery roads have also made travel more dangerous than ever.
Safety Recommendations from Authorities
To ensure safety for road users, the Mai Châu Police Department has issued several important recommendations. Drivers should maintain a reasonable speed, keep a safe distance between vehicles, and always use headlights in foggy conditions. When descending steep slopes, drivers should use low gears and avoid sudden braking. Additionally, carefully observing traffic signs, lane markings, and reflective systems is crucial to preventing avoidable accidents.
Strengthening Warning and Traffic Control Forces
In the days leading up to Tết Nguyên đán Ất Tỵ 2025, the volume of people and vehicles on National Highway 6 has surged. Combined with adverse weather, this has increased the risk of traffic accidents. To address the situation, the Mai Châu Police Department has mobilized traffic police, public order officers, and local police forces to monitor dangerous sections of the highway. They will warn and guide drivers to strictly comply with traffic laws, ensuring everyone’s safety during Tết.
Conclusion
The dense fog and adverse weather on National Highway 6 are causing significant difficulties for travelers. To ensure safety, drivers must strictly adhere to safe driving rules and pay attention to official warnings. With the support of traffic police, everyone is expected to have a safe journey and enjoy a joyful Tết Nguyên đán Ất Tỵ 2025.
