In Vinh Chau commune, more than 200 houses and many roads were flooded. Many households had to stay up all night to move their belongings and build temporary embankments to prevent water from entering their houses. Ms. Do Thi Be Hai (Lang Sen hamlet) said that there was a day when the water rose half a meter, damaging household items, and the whole family had to bail out the water by hand.

Not only housing, production has also been severely affected. Mr. Nguyen Van Dung (Ca Dam hamlet) said that more than 100 jackfruit trees and 25 durian trees ready for harvest were deeply flooded, with the risk of great damage despite building embankments and pumping water continuously for many days.

According to the assessment, the water level of rivers in the area continues to rise due to local rainfall combined with water flowing from upstream. In the coming days, the water level on the rivers will remain high, with the risk of flooding in low-lying areas, riverbank erosion and dike breaks, especially along the Vam Co Dong and Vam Co Tay rivers. The natural disaster risk level is warned at level 2.

Faced with the above situation, the People's Committee of Tay Ninh province said it is urgently reinforcing about 110km of vulnerable dykes at 23 locations in Vinh Chau, Khanh Hung, Hung Dien, Tuyen Binh and Hau Thanh communes. The total cost of implementation is more than 6.2 billion VND from the 2025 irrigation public utility support fund. To date, the construction volume has reached about 30%, focusing on sections at risk of overflow and landslides.

Local authorities also mobilized forces to support people in protecting their property, proactively responding, and minimizing damage caused by floods.

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/dong-thap-muoi-nguoi-dan-gong-minh-ung-pho-lu-dang-cao-post819804.html






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