Khanh Hoa Provincial Border Guard waded through the flood to bring people to safety.

On November 21, although the water had begun to recede, the flood situation remained complicated. From early morning, the Khanh Hoa Provincial Border Guard promptly deployed two mobile platoons with rescue vehicles and evacuated people from dangerous areas at two deeply flooded areas: Ga Market (Western Nha Trang Ward) and Dien Dien Commune. The soldiers spent many hours in the floodwaters, clinging to ropes, walls, carrying the elderly, and helping children cross deeply flooded sections, ensuring absolute safety for the people.

Provincial Border Guard officers and soldiers evacuate people from Dien Dien commune from the flood area.

Currently, the provincial Border Guard maintains 100% of its personnel on duty with 20 ships, boats, and canoes; 20 cars of various types, 60 motorbikes; and has mobilized dozens of canoes and motorboats from local tourism businesses to support. The Provincial Border Guard Command has deployed 6 working groups with 360 officers and soldiers to strengthen the vulnerable areas; and distributed 220 buoys, 270 life jackets, and 140kg of dry food to people in flooded areas.

Provincial Border Guard forces supported hundreds of people to get to safety.

Colonel Phan Thang Long - Commander of the Khanh Hoa Provincial Border Guard Command, said: "The unit regularly monitors weather developments, promptly updates information to proactively deploy response measures; strictly maintains on-duty regime, is ready to rescue, rescue and evacuate people when required."

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Source: https://baokhanhhoa.vn/xa-hoi/202511/bo-doi-bien-phong-tinh-khanh-hoa-dam-minh-trong-lu-dua-dan-den-noi-an-toan-2bb64d9/