Over 7,400 hectares of rice and other crops were flooded due to heavy rain.

(QBĐT) - On the afternoon of June 12th, the Standing Office of the Provincial Steering Committee for Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue, also serving as the Provincial Civil Defense Steering Committee, reported that due to the influence of Typhoon No. 1 (Typhoon WUTIP), from 7 PM on June 11th to 4:30 PM on June 12th, the province experienced moderate to heavy rain, with some areas experiencing very heavy rain. However, water levels in all rivers throughout the province are at Warning Level I, and reservoirs are operating safely.

Currently, there are a total of 6,331 boats and ships with 18,570 workers in the province. The number of boats and ships anchored at ports is 6,326 with 18,535 workers.

Authorities have put up warning signs about the dangers in Thuong Trach commune (Bo Trach district).

Regarding the flooding and road closures, at underpass 25 on National Highway 9B (Le Thuy), the water level rose by about 1 meter, making it impassable for people and vehicles; the water level at Ca Roong 2 underpass, Thuong Trach commune (Bo Trach), also rose by about 1 meter, causing traffic disruption; the underpasses leading to Ploang and Rin Rin villages, Truong Son commune ( Quang Ninh ) have also risen, making it impassable for people and vehicles.

National Highway 9B is flooded and cut off in the section passing through Ngan Thuy commune (Le Thuy district).

At Km36 on provincial road 562 (Road 20 Quyet Thang), the route from Phong Nha town to Thuong Trach commune, there is a landslide. Throughout the province, more than 7,400 hectares of rice and over 67 hectares of other crops were flooded due to heavy rain.

Reportedly, two fishing vessels from Quang Binh province sank in the waters off Quang Ngai province while seeking shelter from a storm. At the time of the accident, there were eight crew members on board, all of whom were safely rescued by other fishing vessels from Quang Binh.

Minh Van

Source: https://baoquangbinh.vn/xa-hoi/202506/hon-7400ha-lua-va-hoa-mau-bi-ngap-do-mua-lon-2226987/