(DN) - On the afternoon of July 30, according to the provincial Hydro-meteorological station, the water level at Ta Lai station (Dong Nai river) continued to rise, potentially reaching a peak of 7-113 meters in the evening of July 113,2. until the afternoon of July 30; 7-31m higher than alarm level 7 (0,4m); about 0,5-3m lower than the water level of the historic flood (113m, observed on August 0,8, 0,9).
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| An orchard in Hung Loc commune, Thong Nhat district was damaged by floods. Illustration: B.Nguyen |
The water level at Phu Hiep Station (La Nga River) will continue to rise in the next 24 hours, possibly reaching approximately alarm level 2 (105,5m); 2,31m lower than the water level of the historic flood (107,81m, observed on August 1, 8).
The provincial Hydro-meteorological station warns of the risk of flooding and the possibility of other natural disasters in low-lying areas along the Dong Nai River in communes: Dak Lua, Nam Cat Tien, Nui Tuong, Ta Lai, Phu Thinh (Tan Phu district) and Thanh Son, Phu Vinh, Phu Tan, Ngoc Dinh communes (Dinh Quan district); low-lying areas along La Nga river in communes of 2 districts: Tan Phu, Dinh Quan; 2 districts: Tanh Linh and Duc Linh (Binh Thuan province) are at risk of being flooded by floods.
People need to watch out for the possibility of heavy rain combined with floods causing flooding, landslides of river banks, streams and low-lying areas.
Regarding the level of disaster risk caused by floods on Dong Nai river: level 2; La Nga river: level 1.5. The impact of floods on rivers and streams can increase rapidly, causing flooding in low-lying areas along rivers and streams, affecting navigation activities, aquaculture, agricultural production in rivers, streams and riverbanks. , stream bank.
Kim Lieu
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