Reservoirs in Da Nang operate normally, ensuring safe agricultural production.

DNO - According to a quick report at 5 p.m. on October 22 from the Da Nang City Civil Defense Command, the impact of storm No. 12 has generally not caused major damage so far, and localities and units are continuing to deploy response measures.

Rainfall and river water levels are at safe levels.

Total rainfall recorded from 8:00 p.m. on October 21 to 4:30 p.m. on October 22 was generally under 15mm; some places had higher rainfall such as Suoi Luong 129.6mm, Hai Van 80.4mm.

Water levels on rivers in the city fluctuate at levels below alert level 1, while the downstream area of ​​Vu Gia - Thu Bon river is at levels above alert level 1.

Reservoirs in the city and surrounding areas are operating normally. Of these, 17 are managed by Quang Nam Irrigation Exploitation Company Limited, 7 are full (Khe Tan, Thach Ban, Phu Loc, Huong Mao, An Long, Da Vach, Phuoc Ha); 7 are at 50-80% capacity; the remaining 3 are below 50%.

Regarding the lakes managed by Da Nang Irrigation Exploitation Company Limited, Hoa Trung Lake is full of water, Dong Nghe Lake has a water level of 31m, 2.3m below the normal level. Medium and small reservoirs in the area are basically full of water.

Of the 56 lakes managed by the locality (in the former Quang Nam province), 25 are currently full, the remaining are 1-4m below overflow. All hydroelectric reservoirs have lowered their water levels to accommodate the flood.

Song Tranh 2 Hydropower Plant releases water for regulation. Photo: AQ

Ensuring safe agricultural production

The total area harvested for the Summer-Autumn rice crop in 2025 to date is 41,225 ha/43,635 ha, reaching nearly 95%. For other crops, most have been harvested.

Statistics on the progress of harvesting other crops to cope with floods in Da Nang city

The total aquaculture area in the area is about 335 hectares, of which:

Brackish and saltwater aquaculture: 185ha (182ha for shrimp farming, 3ha for snail farming). Specifically: Tam Hai commune: 35ha (shrimp farming), Tam Xuan commune: 60ha (shrimp farming), Nui Thanh commune: 15ha (shrimp farming), Tam Anh commune: 20ha (shrimp farming), Thang Truong commune: 53ha (50ha for shrimp farming, 3ha for snail farming) and Duy Xuyen: 2ha (shrimp farming).

Freshwater farming on 150 hectares, concentrated in Hoa Vang commune, Hoa Tien commune, Ba Na commune, Tra Doc commune, Phu Thuan commune, Dai Loc commune, Phuoc Hiep commune, Que Son commune, Thanh Binh commune, Viet An commune, Dong Duong commune, Duy Hoa commune, Thu Bon commune, Nui Thanh commune, Tam Nghia commune, Lien Chieu ward, Hoa Khanh ward, Hoa Xuan ward, Huong Tra ward, Dien Ban Bac ward and Ban Thach ward.

The cage farming activity includes 949 cages (capacity 50 - 70 m³/cage), all of which have been reinforced and safely anchored.

Of these, there are 335 cages in freshwater rivers and lakes (Tranh II River: 160 cages, Khe Tan Lake: 110 cages, Dak Mi 4: 15 cages, Tam Ky River: 50 cages) and 614 cages in brackish and salty water areas (Hoi An Dong Ward: 180 cages, Hoi An Tay Ward: 50 cages, Duy Nghia Commune: 210 cages, Nam Phuoc Commune: 100 cages, Tam Xuan Commune: 54 cages, Tam Hai Commune: 20 cages).

Areas and cages at risk of storm impact have been inspected by localities and protection measures have been instructed.

No more ships in the danger zone

As of the afternoon of October 22, the city had 4,148 fishing boats with more than 21,000 workers. Of these, only 99 boats with 3,324 workers were still operating at sea, mainly in the Truong Sa (71 boats) and Hoang Sa (26 boats) areas, all of which had moved out of the storm's affected area. No boats were operating in the danger zone.

Local seaports such as Ky Ha, Da Nang Port Border Gate have a total of more than 100 cargo ships, oil tankers and transport ships safely anchored.

Da Nang boats anchor for shelter. Photo: AQ

Proactively evacuate people from landslide areas

According to reports from local People's Committees, evacuation work was carried out promptly. In Tra Linh commune, authorities urgently evacuated 8 households with 34 people in Konpin village, hamlet 2 to a safe place due to the impact of landslides.

The locality has made plans to evacuate all 29 households in high-risk areas before heavy rain continues to occur.

In Hoi An Dong ward, the locality has implemented an on-site evacuation plan with 410 households, equivalent to 1,437 people, ready to move when requested.

Meanwhile, in Tay Giang commune, the section of DT.606 through Km23+454 to Km23+497 had a negative slope landslide and roadbed subsidence of about 43m.

Local authorities have put up warning signs, informing people to be proactive when traveling through this area.

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