139 communes and wards are at risk of flash floods and landslides due to the circulation of storm No. 7.

Storm No. 7 has weakened, causing many provinces in the Northern Midlands and Mountains to face record heavy rains, with the risk of landslides and flooding.

Forecast of circulation after storm No. 7 causing rain in the North from the afternoon of September 9. Source of storm location: Vietnam Natural Disaster Monitoring System

After moving deep into the mainland of Guangdong province (China), storm No. 7 has reduced its intensity to about level 8. However, the circulation and far edge of the storm have affected Quang Ninh, Lang Son, Cao Bang with thunderstorms, while increasing the risk of flash floods and landslides in many northern mountainous provinces.

According to the reporter's records, at dawn, there was heavy rain in the Lang Son area. At around 6am, although the rain had stopped, the weather was still cloudy, with a high risk of rain.

According to forecasts, from the afternoon of September 10, the rain will spread to many localities as the storm circulation continues to weaken and move inland in a West-Northwest direction. The rain is expected to last until the night of September 11, concentrated in the mountainous and midland areas of the North, with rainfall in some places possibly exceeding 300mm.

Prolonged heavy rain poses a risk of landslides on steep slopes and hills and flooding in low-lying areas and urban areas.

On the morning of September 9, Lang Son Province's Hydrometeorological Station informed that the influence of the northern edge of the tropical convergence zone caused showers and thunderstorms in the area, with heavy rain in some areas.

On the same day, the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting issued consecutive warning bulletins.

According to the meteorological agency, the risk level of natural disasters caused by flash floods and landslides during this period is determined at level 1, but can still cause very negative impacts: threatening lives, destroying civil works, causing traffic jams and causing great damage to production and socio- economy .

The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting recommends that localities urgently review vulnerable points and high-risk areas and prepare plans to evacuate people when necessary.

Localities at high risk of flash floods and landslides in the next 6 hours:

Lai Chau: Khoen On, Le Loi, Muong Kim, Muong Than, Nam Cuoi, Nam So, Tan Uyen, Than Uyen, Tua Sin Chai.

Son La: Muong Chien, Muong Gion.

Tuyen Quang: Thanh Tin, Tung Ba; Bac Me, Bac Quang, Ban May, Cao Bo, Con Lon, Dong Tam, Du Gia, Duong Hong, Giap Trung, Ho Thau, Hoang Su Phi, Hong Thai, Kien Dai, Lam Binh, Lao Chai, Linh Ho, Mau Due, Minh Ngoc, Nam Dich, Ngoc Duong, Ngoc Long, Phu Linh, Tan Quang, Tan Tien, Tan Trinh, Thanh Thuy, Thong Nguyen, Thuan Hoa, Thuong Lam, Thuong Nong, Tien Nguyen, Vi Xuyen, Viet Lam, Xin Man, Yen Cuong, Yen Hoa.

Thai Nguyen: Bang Van, Cuong Loi, Na Phac, Na Ri, Ngan Son, Phuc Loc, Thuong Minh, Tran Phu, Van Lang; Ba Be, Bang Thanh, Cam Giang, Cao Minh, Cho Ra, Con Minh, Dong Phuc, Hiep Luc, Nghien Loan, Phu Thong, Thuong Quan, Vinh Thong.

Cao Bang: Bach Dang, Canh Tan, Dong Khe, Nguyen Hue, Tam Kim, Thanh Cong; Bao Lac, Bao Lam, Be Van Dan, Ca Thanh, Co Ba, Coc Pang, Duc Long, Hanh Phuc, Hoa An, Hung Dao, Kim Dong, Ly Bon, Minh Khai, Minh Tam, Nam Quang, Nam Tuan, Nguyen Binh, Nung Tri Cao Ward, Tan Giang Ward, Thuc Phan Ward, Phuc Hoa, Quang Han, Quang Lam, Quang Uyen, Son Lo, Thach An, Tra Linh, Yen Tho.

Lang Son: Doan Ket, Hoang Van Thu, Khang Chien, Na Sam, Thuy Hung, Van Lang; Ba Son, Bac Son, Binh Gia, Cao Loc, Cong Son, Diem He, Dong Dang, Hoa Tham, Hoi Hoan, Hong Phong, Khanh Khe, Dong Kinh Ward, Ky Lua Ward, Luong Van Tri Ward, Quoc Khanh, Quoc Viet, Quy Hoa, Tan Tien, Tan Tri, Tan Van, That Khe, Thien Hoa, Thien Long, Thien Thuat, Trang Dinh, Van Quan.

According to laodong.vn

Source: https://baotuyenquang.com.vn/xa-hoi/202509/139-xa-phuong-co-nguy-co-lu-quet-sat-lo-dat-do-hoan-luu-bao-so-7-20618ac/