Hue urgently responds to storm No. 13

Along with efforts to overcome the consequences of floods, Hue City's armed forces continue to deploy measures to respond to storm No. 13.

On the evening of November 5, the Hue City Border Guard Command directed coastal units in Hue City to simultaneously fire flares to call on ships to come ashore to take shelter from storm No. 13.

Hue City Border Guards assist fishermen in anchoring boats to avoid storm No. 13

Hue City has 1,049 vessels with 7,247 workers engaged in fishing activities. The Hue City Border Guard Command proactively calls on vessels to take shelter; coordinates with local authorities to organize guidance, count, support anchoring and arrange means to ensure safety for fishermen and fishing vessels.

Hue City Military Command is ready with forces and means to respond to storm No. 13.

On the same day, at Regiment 6, the Hue City Military Command issued an alert to check the number of troops and equipment ready to carry out natural disaster prevention tasks. At the same time, it directed the unit to strictly maintain the rescue readiness regime, grasp the developments and path of the storm, absolutely not to be negligent and subjective, and to prepare well the plans and strategies to effectively respond to storms and floods.

A Dot Border Guard Station (Hue City Border Guard) mobilized officers and soldiers to coordinate with other forces, authorities and people to use sacks, sand and rocks to fill and repair the landslide at Cu Xo bridge pier, Cu Xo village, A Luoi 4 commune, to ensure safety for people traveling.

Overcoming landslides Pe Ke landslide, A Luoi 1 commune

At Pe Ke Pass (Km317 H2, Ho Chi Minh Road section through A Luoi 1 Commune), a landslide occurred, causing rocks and soil to block the road, disrupting traffic. Authorities quickly took initial steps to ensure safety for people and vehicles.

On the same day, in addition to implementing measures to respond to storm No. 13, Hue City Police mobilized forces to help people overcome the consequences of floods.

In Quang Dien commune, Hue city, the commune police force coordinated with the government and people to focus on overcoming a serious landslide on the weak dike in Niem Pho village (in the Bo river basin).

This dike section plays an important role in preventing floods, protecting residential areas and traffic routes serving 3 households in Niem Pho village, 45 households in Pho Nam A village and 4 other villages of Dan Dien commune.

Units of Hue City Police strive to support people and local authorities to overcome the consequences of floods.

In Long Quang commune, prolonged heavy rain caused a serious landslide at km34 of Provincial Road 14B, with a large amount of rock and soil, cutting off traffic. Commune police quickly arrived at the scene, placed warning signs, blocked both ends of the landslide, and guided people to travel safely along the inter-commune road to Nam Dong - Khe Tre.

VAN THANG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/hue-khan-cap-ung-pho-voi-bao-so-13-post821907.html