Border guards stand side by side with people to respond to storm No. 13

DNO - In coastal areas of Da Nang city, storm prevention and control work is being actively deployed. Border guards are coordinating with the Civil Defense Command of communes, wards and local forces to support people in responding to the storm, in order to limit damage caused by natural disasters.

Help fishermen anchor their boats before the storm.

Urgent Truong call call ship boat avoid residence storm safe whole

Faced with the complicated developments of storm No. 13, in order to proactively prevent and minimize damage caused by natural disasters, units under the Da Nang City Border Guard are deploying forces and means to help people prevent and combat the storm.

From 5:00 p.m. on November 5, Da Nang city issued a sea ban, all Border Control Stations will not process departure procedures for vehicles to go to sea until further notice.

Border guards at Hai Van, Son Tra, Cua Dai, Cu Lao Cham, and Ky Ha port have fired storm warning flares as prescribed.

Border guards help people clear fallen trees.

Border guards, Da Nang port border guards, and the Border Guard Fleet use mobile loudspeakers on canoes to directly remind vehicle owners and captains to quickly arrange their boats in the correct anchoring positions, ensuring fire and explosion prevention and security and order in the storm shelter area.

At the same time, coordinate with people to support lifting and moving small boats and sampans ashore to avoid the risk of collision and capsizing when the storm makes landfall.

In Tay Giang and A Vuong communes, Anong Border Guard Station organized to grasp the situation of villages that were isolated by landslides during the recent floods, organized propaganda, and mobilized people to take measures to prevent and fight storms.

At the same time, 30 officers, soldiers and people of Axòo village, Tay Giang commune were sent to help 3 households overcome the consequences of natural disasters caused by previous floods; organize medical examinations and provide medicine to 40 people in A Tiep village (Avuong commune) who are isolated due to landslides.

In Hai Chau ward, the Da Nang Port Border Guard Command helped schools clean up, reinforce, and arrange storm-proof facilities.

At Hy Vong Village (Thanh Khe Ward), Phu Loc Border Guard Station mobilized forces to support tree pruning to prevent the risk of falling trees and limit damage caused by storms.

As of the morning of November 6, the Da Nang City Border Guard has completed the storm notification and called on all vessels to take shelter. Coastal Border Guard stations coordinated with functional forces to arrange, organize and support owners of vessels to anchor to minimize damage caused by storm No. 13.

Son Tra Border Guard Station coordinated with the Management Board of Da Nang Fishing Port and Wharf and the Military Command of Son Tra Ward to deploy forces to Tho Quang Wharf area to propagate storm prevention.

At the same time, use mobile loudspeakers on canoes to directly remind vehicle owners and captains to quickly arrange boats in the correct anchoring position, ensuring fire and explosion prevention and security and order in the storm shelter area.

In addition, coordinate with people to support the lifting and moving of small boats and sampans ashore to avoid the risk of collision and capsizing when the storm hits at the Port of Border Control Station Construction 15.

From 4 a.m. on November 5, the Ky Ha Port Border Guard Station (located in Nui Thanh commune) fired signal flares to announce storm No. 13; at the same time, deployed forces to mobilize and guide fishermen to bring their boats to safe shelters.

Immediately after firing the signal flare, early in the morning of the same day, the border guards coordinated with the coast guard and local militia to organize dozens of propaganda campaigns, calling on fishing boats of fishermen from Tam Hai, Tam Quang, and Tam Giang (old) communes to return. anchorages and storm shelters

Border guards check the anchoring situation of fishing boats. Photo: T. THIEU

Lieutenant Colonel Duong Minh Duc, Political Commissar of Ky Ha Port Border Guard Station, said: "The work of preventing and fighting storm No. 13 was carried out very drastically. The unit coordinated with the Civil Defense Command of Tam Hai Commune and Nui Thanh Commune to mobilize hundreds of vehicles to take shelter at An Hoa fishing port. All fishermen complied very seriously."

By the morning of November 6, more than 1,000 fishing boats in the southern area of ​​Da Nang city had entered safe shelters at An Hoa fishing port, shelters such as Tam Tien wharf and Dam river area before storm No. 13 directly affected the mainland.

Working groups of Tam Thanh Border Guard Station and Ky Ha Port Border Guard Station are on duty 24/7, regularly checking and instructing fishermen on how to properly tie their boats, ensuring safety against fire and collisions during strong winds and big waves.

Along with that, the border guards continue to propagate and mobilize fishermen to leave their boats and not stay on cages and aquaculture huts to absolutely ensure their safety.

According to the Da Nang City Border Guard Command, the entire city has 4,148 fishing boats with more than 21,000 workers. By the morning of November 6, only 40 boats with more than 1,800 workers were operating offshore; most of them in the Truong Sa fishing grounds. All were informed of the storm's location and instructed to move to safe areas.

Support support People people ligament against home door

Tam Thanh Commune (old), now Quang Phu Ward, is an area close to the sea, often affected by storms and rains. Therefore, the locality always pays attention to and urgently implements the work of responding to natural disasters according to the motto "4 on-site".

Mr. Nguyen Cao Cuong, Head of Hoa Ha Block (Quang Phu Ward) said: The local experience is to establish shock troops, coordinate with border guards stationed in the area, militia forces, local associations and organizations to support the people.

Border guards help people reinforce their houses. Photo: T. THIEU

Ms. Lam Thi Kep (80 years old) lives with her disabled sister. She is one of the cases that received support from the border guards and local militia to reinforce her house.

Mrs. Kep ​​said: "Last year and this year, when there was a storm announcement, the block, soldiers, and militia came to help me reinforce the roof in case of storms, so we feel very secure."

Tam Thanh Border Guard Station closely coordinates with functional forces and local authorities to grasp the local situation to develop appropriate disaster prevention and control plans, and prepare forces and means to respond before, during and after storms.

According to Major Tran Quoc Khanh, Head of Tam Thanh Border Guard Station (Da Nang City Border Guard Command), the unit deploys permanent forces in vulnerable areas where there may be risks of storms, floods, etc. to promptly evacuate people when situations arise.

Ky Ha Port Border Guard Station deployed 4 working groups with 50 officers and soldiers to join in reinforcing houses and trimming trees at 2 schools and dozens of households.

At the same time, proactively review vulnerable areas, prepare forces and means to promptly evacuate people in dangerous areas to safety from the effects of storms and floods.

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