Community supports vehicles and food for people in flood areas

Faced with the situation of rising and prolonged floods, many residential areas were isolated, many people called for help in the eastern localities of Dak Lak (formerly Phu Yen), many individuals, businesses and communities joined hands to support vehicles, human resources, food, and drinking water to rescue people in flooded areas.

On November 20, Dak Lak Newspaper and Radio and Television reporters connected with Mr. Nguyen Hung Son, Editorial Secretary of International Economics and Law Magazine and a team from Bang Toc Rescue Team (Nghe An) to support flood victims with 4 rubber canoes.

Rescue canoes carry food and water to give to people in isolated areas.

On November 20, two canoes of the team were brought to Binh Kien ward to support the authorities in providing food, drinking water, rescuing and evacuating hundreds of people in isolated areas in Hoa Kien and Binh Kien to safety.

With the flood situation still high and the number of people in isolated areas needing rescue is too great, on the morning of November 21, this team continued to mobilize support with 2 rubber canoes and human resources. This team was connected and handed over to Tuy Hoa ward authorities to coordinate the rescue of people.

Rubber canoes gathered at Tran Hung Dao bridge area, to rescue people in Hoa Tri and Phu Hoa areas, on the morning of November 21.

Since November 19, Mr. Pham Tho Truong, Director of BB Agricultural and Service Cooperative (BB Farm), a member of the Dak Lak Young Entrepreneurs Association, has called on members of the Eastern Dak Lak business community and the whole country to support people in the isolated area.

According to Mr. Pham Tho Truong, after the call, 20 rubber and soup canoes, with drivers and professional rescue forces, were present in Phu Yen to support flood victims.

Life jackets on canoes, ready to rescue people in deep flooded areas and whirlpools.

Mr. Pham Minh Tam, a member of the rescue force, added: The above mentioned canoes were assigned to heavily flooded and isolated areas such as Tuy Hoa, Phu Hoa, Dong Xuan, on November 19 and 20 to focus on rescuing people... In addition, the rescue force also supported the delivery of food and drinking water to people in isolated areas, more than 2,000 portions. Currently, people in isolated areas are in dire need of necessities and hunger relief.

Food packages were given to people taking shelter from the flood on their rooftops.

Mr. Nguyen Quoc Thang, Chairman of Binh Kien Ward People's Committee, emotionally said: While the locality was flooded, many areas were isolated, the local government and forces made efforts to respond, with additional resources from organizations and individuals across the country, helping people move to safety. We are deeply moved and grateful for the hearts of the entire community who shared with the people in the flooded areas.

By the afternoon of November 21, many areas in Tuy Hoa and Phu Hoa wards were still flooded.

During the flood, the voluntary actions of volunteers to support people in flood areas with rescue vehicles, human resources, food and drinking water are extremely valuable. We hope that the whole community will spread and join hands to support people in flood areas in the coming days.

                                                                                                                             

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202511/cong-dong-ho-tro-phuong-tien-thuc-pham-cho-nguoi-dan-vung-lu-1c4146b/