Residents and drivers in Gunung Terang Village, Bulok District, Tanggamus, Lampung, Indonesia are in danger as a provincial road connecting Bulok and Limau districts has experienced landslides at two locations, with a depth of 1 meter and a width of 3 meters. The landslides occurred during heavy rain on Tuesday, and until Wednesday (March 8) afternoon, the road has not been repaired.

To prevent accidents, residents and officials have installed temporary police lines on the edge of the split road. Vehicles passing through this road have to take turns due to the narrow edge of the road. This road is frequently used by vehicles every day, connecting Limau District, Cukuh Balak, and Pringsewu.

The residents are urging the government to immediately repair the road before any casualties occur. The view of the split road has become a critical crisis that needs to be addressed, and the residents and drivers passing through this road feel very threatened. It is hoped that the government will take prompt action to repair this split road and prevent any future casualties.

The Lampung Provincial road connecting Bulok District and Limau District in Tanggamus Regency, Lampung, has experienced landslides at two locations, namely at the first point for 10 meters and the second point for 15 meters with a depth of 1 meter and a width of 3 meters. This frightening incident occurred in Gunung Terang Village, Bulok District, Tanggamus.

The road split occurred during heavy rain on early Tuesday morning and until Thursday afternoon, it has not been repaired. Residents and officials have installed temporary signs in the form of police lines on the edge of the split road to prevent any accidents. Vehicles passing through this road have to take turns due to the narrow edge of the road.

This split road is frequently passed by vehicles every day as it connects Limau District, Cukuh Balak, and Pringsewu. Residents urge the government to immediately repair this split road before any casualties occur.

Currently, the view of this split road has become a critical crisis that needs to be addressed. Residents and drivers who pass through this road feel very threatened and urgently need help from the government. Hopefully, the government will take action to repair this split road and prevent any future casualties.