It is forecasted that due to the influence of storm circulation No. 12 and cold air combined with East wind disturbances, from October 22 to 24, there will be heavy to very heavy rain in the city; total rainfall is generally from 250 - 500mm, in some places over 600mm. On the same morning, floods on the Huong River and Bo River exceeded alert level 1. Warning: From October 23 to 28, there is a possibility that the flood peak on the Bo River at Phu Oc station is 0.3 - 0.5m higher than alert level 3; the Huong River at Kim Long is 0.2 - 0.3m higher than alert level 3; there is a high risk of floods and inundation in low-lying areas along rivers and urban areas.
Areas at high risk of landslides and mountain slides due to heavy rain include the following communes: Nam Dong with 89 households in Lap and A Tin villages; Khe Tre with 90 households in Residential Group 1, Residential Group 2, Group 4, Village 1 and Doi village hill, Pa Yem hill, and the slope of the La Son - Tuy Loan expressway. The two communes of Chan May - Lang Co and Phu Loc are at high risk of landslides on National Highway 49B, Bach Thach village, the area of Phuoc Tuong, Phu Gia, Hai Van passes, the road to Bach Ma peak, the road to Laguna tourist area, the eastern slope of Chan May - Lang Co cape; the two villages of Trung Phuoc Tuong and Trung An. Phong Dien ward is at high risk of landslides along Highway 71 from Phong Xuan to the hydroelectric reservoirs of Rao Trang 3, Rao Trang 4, A Lin B2, A Lin B1. In Binh Dien commune, there is a high risk of landslides along National Highway 49A. Communes from A Luoi 1 to A Luoi 5 need to be on guard against landslides in hills and residential areas along Ho Chi Minh Road and National Highway 49A.
The current water level of Huong Dien and Binh Dien reservoirs is capable of cutting the flood peak of 400mm rain, Ta Trach reservoir is capable of cutting the flood peak of 500mm rain. Hue city's professional agencies have developed a scenario for operating the inter-reservoirs, corresponding to rainfall from 600 - 1,000mm. The Hue City Military Command and Police maintain thousands of officers and soldiers; mobilize hundreds of vehicles and equipment to be ready to respond to storms and floods.
Localities in Hue city have reviewed and updated detailed plans for the evacuation of over 10,000 households to cope with storms and rising waters; focusing on coastal areas, lagoons, low-lying areas, and areas at risk of landslides. Hue city has also proactively stockpiled food, provisions, and essential goods to ensure response to flood and storm conditions.
Currently, due to the impact of strong winds, big waves, high tides, and rising water, water from the sea has overflowed into Tam Giang lagoon, causing local flooding in the areas of Hai Duong and Phu Thuan in Thuan An ward; the area along Tam Giang lagoon, Con Toc ferry in Dan Dien commune.
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