Urgent measures needed to help people stabilize their lives.

Immediately after the floodwaters receded, with the spirit of "Wherever the people need us, the Ho Chi Minh Army is there," the Military Command of Dak Lak province directed its subordinate units to coordinate with other forces to go to every alley, village, hamlet, school, and community center to help people stabilize their lives.

In Hoa Thinh commune, people are still reeling from the heavy losses of life and property caused by the floods. The family of Mr. Tran Van Linh (73 years old, in My Dien village), consisting of six people, is taking refuge in a small corner of their collapsed house, temporarily covered with a plastic tarp.

Officers and soldiers of Regiment 584 (Provincial Military Command) clean up roads in Van Loc village, Hoa My commune.

During a visit to offer condolences and encouragement to the family of Mr. Tran Van Linh, Colonel Nie Ta - Commander of the Dak Lak Provincial Military Command - directed Regiment 888 to assign officers and soldiers to promptly assist the family in cleaning up undamaged belongings and furniture; to dismantle collapsed walls and roof tiles; and to work with and propose to the local authorities to pay special attention to and provide timely support for the family's essential needs, as well as to develop a plan to help the family repair their house.

In the villages and hamlets of Hoa My commune, hundreds of officers and soldiers of Regiment 584 (Provincial Military Command) are busily working with the people to clear mud and debris, clean up houses and schools. Amidst the chaotic mess of mud and overflowing garbage at Lac Chi village's cultural center, the soldiers and villagers are carrying furniture, cleaning tables and chairs, tidying up the surroundings, and restoring normal life.

At schools in communes and wards such as Hoa Tam, Tay Hoa, and Dong Hoa, the presence of soldiers in mud-stained green uniforms was everywhere. All school supplies, documents, and books, soaked with water and covered in mud, were quickly sorted, washed, and dried by soldiers from Regiment 143, Division 315, Division 307 (Military Region 5); and Regiment 66, Division 10 (Corps 34), hoping to salvage whatever was left. Sergeant Dao Huu Thinh (Regiment 143, Division 315) lamented: “Looking at the desolate state of the school, everyone feels heartbroken. We have cleaned and tidied up the basic facilities, but most of the students' school supplies and teachers' teaching materials are no longer usable.”

Soldiers from Regiment 143, Division 315, helped Hoa Thinh Primary School clean up after the flood.

During an inspection of the progress of post-flood recovery efforts, Colonel Le Van Hung, Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff of the Provincial Military Command, requested that local units and reinforced military forces focus intensely and decisively on environmental remediation to prevent the risk of disease outbreaks; utilize manpower and machinery to clear inter-village, inter-commune, and inter-ward roads for convenient transportation; and concentrate on disinfection and sterilization in conjunction with the health sector to treat water sources in residential areas.

Colonel Le Van Hung emphasized: Following the directives from higher authorities and the Ministry of National Defense 's telegram, units must resolutely assist the people to complete the recovery work before November 30th and ensure that all local activities run smoothly.

Phan Diem

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/thoi-su/khac-phuc-hau-qua-mua-lu/202511/gap-rut-giup-dan-on-dinh-cuoc-song-83900c0/