D'ran urgently rebuilds and supports people to build new houses after floods

Along with overcoming the consequences of natural disasters, D'ran commune is focusing on receiving and fairly allocating support resources to help people stabilize their lives soon.

What remains after the flood swept away Mr. Tran Van Phu's family house

The flood swept everything away

The ground-floor house and 1.5 hectares of crops of Mr. Tran Van Phu's family in Quang Lac village, D'ran commune, Lam Dong province became desolate after the fierce flood at the end of November.

Mr. Phu's family lives more than 100 meters from the spillway of the Da Nhim Hydropower Plant. On the night of November 19, when the hydropower plant discharged floodwaters, his family was urgently evacuated by the local authorities. Thanks to that, the whole family was safe, but all the assets they had built up over more than 40 years were swept away by the floodwaters.

Secretary of the D'ran Commune Party Committee Nguyen Van Huu (right) handed over funds to build a house to Mr. Phu's family.

Despite being left empty-handed after the flood, what warmed Mr. Phu's heart was the concern of local authorities and party committees.

On the afternoon of November 26, the local authorities came to the site to donate 40 million VND. This amount was taken from the budget of D'Ran commune, providing emergency support to households that lost their homes.

Mr. Phu emotionally said that although the property damage could not be compensated, the timely attention of the local authorities had given his family more motivation to gradually overcome difficulties and start a new life.

“The coming days will certainly be difficult, but in this situation we must accept and try to overcome. What warms my heart the most is the care, encouragement and timely support from organizations, philanthropists and local authorities. That is the motivation for my family to get up after the disaster,” Mr. Phu shared.

The house of Mr. Le Quoc Minh and his wife completely collapsed after the flood.

The family of Mr. Le Quoc Minh, in Quang Lac village, was also severely damaged in the recent flood. In addition to the family’s house collapsing, all the Tet goods that Mr. Minh and his wife had just imported were also swept away. Life was already difficult, and after the flood, it became even more difficult.

Mr. Minh sadly said: “We had just saved up and borrowed some capital to import Tet goods, hoping to earn extra income at the end of the year. Unexpectedly, in just one night, the floodwaters came and swept everything away. My husband and I stood there, helpless.”

According to Mr. Minh, life was already difficult, and after the flood, it became even more difficult.

Faced with the family's difficulties, immediately after the natural disaster, many organizations and philanthropists came to encourage and support the family with necessities and clothes to help them overcome the most difficult period. In particular, D'ran commune supported 40 million VND for the family to rebuild a new house and stabilize their life after the flood.

Reconstruction and stabilization of people's lives

D'ran Commune, Lam Dong Province is a locality that suffered heavy damage in the recent floods, with estimated damage of more than 440 billion VND.

One week after the flood passed, the post-flood recovery and reconstruction work is still being carried out synchronously and drastically by this locality.

Thanks to the timely and unanimous intervention of the Party Committee, government, and people, along with timely support from forces and socio -political and volunteer organizations, D'ran is gradually overcoming difficulties.

15 houses in D'Ran commune were swept away, completely collapsed or were uninhabitable.

In addition to Mr. Phu and Mr. Minh's households, 13 other houses in D'ran commune were completely destroyed during the recent historic floods. The households whose houses collapsed received timely support.

In particular, for households whose houses have collapsed or completely collapsed, and have lost their accommodation, the local authorities will support them with temporary accommodation. From the local budget, D'ran commune will support 40 million VND/household to rebuild their houses.

The local government is also mobilizing maximum resources and human resources to support people in the process of rebuilding their houses, striving to complete and hand over new houses to households before the Lunar New Year 2026.

D'Ran Commune supports 40 million VND/household to rebuild houses

Mr. Dinh Viet Dung, Chairman of the People's Committee of D'Ran commune, said that from November 19 to November 20, floods occurred in the commune, affecting 31 villages.

Damage was inevitable. However, thanks to the attention and direction of the Central Government and Lam Dong province, D'ran commune has minimized human damage with the spirit of "as long as there are people, there is everything".

Faced with the flooding situation, D'ran commune deployed relevant forces to the scene to respond and ensure food for households at temporary shelters after evacuation.

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D'Ran Commune plans to arrange a resettlement area for people living near the spillway of Da Nhim Hydropower Plant.

Mr. Dinh Viet Dung, Chairman of D'ran Commune People's Committee

After the flood receded, D'ran commune mobilized all its forces to support people in overcoming the consequences and at the same time planned to arrange resettlement areas for people living near the spillway of Da Nhim Hydropower Plant.

Mr. Dung informed: “The commune government is coordinating with specialized agencies to review all areas at risk of deep flooding to find long-term solutions. Not only supporting the rebuilding of houses, we also aim to arrange safer housing for people, avoiding the risk of recurrence every flood season.”

Complete construction of new houses for people before January 31, 2026

Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee has announced the level of support for house construction for households whose houses have collapsed, been swept away, or completely damaged.

Specifically, households whose houses have completely collapsed or lost their homes will receive a maximum support of 120 million VND/house, including 40 million VND from the commune budget and 80 million VND from the provincial Fatherland Front and mobilized sources.

The province strives to complete the construction of new houses for households affected by natural disasters before January 31, 2026.

D'ran Commune plans to resettle households living in flooded areas.

In addition, houses that are deeply flooded and severely damaged will be supported with 20-40 million VND depending on the level of damage, for repair. Repairs will be completed in December 2025.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/d-ran-khan-truong-tai-thiet-ho-tro-nguoi-dan-xay-nha-moi-sau-mua-lu-406271.html