Difficulty receiving relief goods from Phu Mo people

Located in the most difficult commune heavily affected by the recent storm No. 13 and floods, about 260 households in Phu Hai and Lang Dong villages of Phu Mo commune, Dak Lak province are isolated in difficult conditions. Every day, they have to overcome about 15km of steep, rough roads, crossing streams to bring necessities to relieve hunger for the villagers.

Reporters from Dak Lak Newspaper, Radio and Television were present on the road leading to Phu Hai and Lang Dong villages, recording the hardships of the ethnic minorities here in receiving supplies to the village.

The drop-off point for essential supplies is in a forest far from the commune center.

After receiving relief goods, people put them all on motorbikes and prepared to take them back to the village.

However, the road leading to Lang Dong, Phu Hai is currently damaged after storm No. 13 and the recent floods, making it difficult to transport food.

Taking advantage of the flood, people urgently transported relief goods to the village.

There are difficult roads, people have to carry things on their shoulders to move.

The young people also took the opportunity to bring many sponsors' items back to the village by road.

The joy of a villager when overcoming a dangerous road to bring relief goods to the village.

A Ba Na girl in Phu Hai village was happy to receive practical relief goods.

Women also have to help carry goods back to the village to help the elderly and children who cannot go through the difficult road.

After receiving the goods, Phu Hai village chief distributed them to the people based on the list.

Phu Mo commune authorities have mobilized motor vehicles and machinery to speed up road construction to help people travel more conveniently.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/thoi-su/khac-phuc-hau-qua-mua-lu/202511/gian-nan-nhan-hang-cuu-tro-cua-nguoi-dan-phu-mo-6f40a24/