Border guards help people feel warm during stormy days

Although the impact of storm No. 13 caused rough seas, strong winds, and large waves offshore, at the coastal Border Guard Stations of Dak Lak province, the fire was still red, warm water was always ready, and hot rice, instant noodles, milk boxes, etc. were passed around in a warm sharing atmosphere.

Dak Lak Border Guard brought people into the unit to safely avoid the storm.

According to the Dak Lak Border Guard Command, more than 100 coastal residents were welcomed to take shelter from the storm. In the Border Guard Stations, people not only felt safe, but also felt the warm affection between the military and civilians, as close as one family.

The Border Guard officers and soldiers were busy preparing warm blankets, boiling pots of water, and arranging small folding beds for people to rest. Outside, the rain was pouring, but inside the Border Guard Station, there were the sounds of children laughing and talking, and old people chatting about the stormy sea season... here, they felt secure and respected.

In times of hardship, humanity shines even brighter on the noble qualities of Uncle Ho's soldiers. It is not only a duty, but also a blood relationship between the Border Guard and the coastal people, where every meal and every lighted lamp is a symbol of faith and protection from natural disasters and storms.

Warm meal between the army and people at coastal Border Guard Stations prepared by Dak Lak Border Guard for people taking shelter from the storm.

At Dak Rue Border Guard Station, due to the complicated developments of prolonged heavy rain and the discharge of water from Ea Sup Thuong Lake, many residential areas in Ea Bung commune were partially flooded, mainly in villages 1, 3, 5, village 10 and village 12 (old Ya To Mot area). Dak Rue Border Guard Station sent 10 officers and soldiers to stay close to the area, coordinate with local authorities to propagate and mobilize people to proactively prevent, avoid and evacuate to safe places.

Officers and soldiers of the unit directly assisted in evacuating more than 50 households, moving assets and essential items out of flooded areas; at the same time, regularly monitored water levels in streams, promptly reported and advised local authorities on response measures.

Currently, the unit continues to maintain a 24/7 force, ready to participate in rescue when requested.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/xa-hoi/bo-doi-bien-phong-giup-dan-am-long-trong-nhung-ngay-bao-20251107080204258.htm