Nghe An Border Guards support people to overcome the consequences of landslides caused by heavy rain

On July 5, Na Loi Border Guard Station (Nghe An Border Guard) coordinated with local authorities and people of Na Khuong village, Na Loi commune to help Mr. Pham Trung Kien's family relocate their belongings and dismantle the house affected by the landslide.

Previously, at 8:15 p.m. on July 4, there was a prolonged heavy rain in the area, causing rocks and soil from the positive slope to slide down, burying the entire iron-roofed house that Mr. Pham Trung Kien had just built, and was in the process of completing the surrounding wall.

The landslide also damaged many properties and household items. Fortunately, there were no casualties.

Many properties and belongings were buried by rocks and soil. Photo: Hai Thuong

Officers and soldiers of Na Loi Border Guard Station and local people transport assets to a safe place. Photo: Hai Thuong

Immediately after receiving the information, officers and soldiers of Na Loi Border Guard Station quickly arrived at the scene, coordinated to put up danger warning signs, organized on-duty, supported people to evacuate their property, and ensured safety in the affected area.

Border guards and local people urgently overcome the consequences of landslides. Photo: Hai Thuong

Currently, the locality and the Border Guard force are continuing to monitor the weather situation and are ready to respond in case heavy rain continues to occur.

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