Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung requested localities to deploy remedial measures with the spirit of "fastest - most drastic - most effective", to soon stabilize people's lives. In the immediate future, absolutely do not let people lack food, lack clothes, have no place to live; localities must focus on repairing essential works, restoring traffic, electricity, information, schools, environmental sanitation to soon bring life back to normal... On this occasion, the Deputy Prime Minister presented support to 20 families whose houses were completely collapsed (60 million VND each) and 150 gifts (more than 2 million VND each) to affected households in the 3 above-mentioned localities.
According to records in Quy Nhon city (Gia Lai), many areas are still in disarray and ruins, unable to be repaired, hundreds of households still have no electricity, life is difficult. In coastal areas from Quy Nhon to Thi Nai lagoon and De Gi lagoon, many villages are still in disarray, hundreds of houses have completely collapsed, unable to be rebuilt. In Tuy Phuoc Dong commune, along Thi Nai lagoon, the locality recorded 91 houses completely collapsed, 1,299 houses were damaged, roofs were blown off and nearly 3,200 houses were flooded due to high tides.
The 5th Military Region and the Gia Lai Provincial Military Command maintained 450 officers and soldiers at the posts to help people overcome the consequences... Mr. Duong Minh Tan, Chairman of Tuy Phuoc Dong Commune People's Committee, said that the commune government is allocating budget to support food expenses and arrange temporary accommodation for households whose houses collapsed. At the same time, the commune is mobilizing additional funding sources and providing additional support for poor households and policy families.
* On the same day, in Dak Lak province, more than 300 workers, engineers and dozens of vehicles, machines and equipment are working day and night in the spirit of "3 shifts, 4 teams", urgently repairing more than 90m of the North - South railway eroded and damaged by storm No. 13 in Soi Nga village (Xuan Lanh commune).
Storm No. 13 with heavy rains has washed away the railway bed of Km1136 (Van Canh - Phuoc Lanh route) up to 9m deep and more than 90m long. The railway line's base is damaged, hanging in the air; some locations are severely eroded, signal poles have fallen, seriously affecting the railway infrastructure... Construction forces have opened temporary roads, mobilized thousands of rocks from outside to reinforce and create the railway bed. In the immediate future, a temporary bridge consisting of 2 abutments, 2 pillars and 3 steel beam spans will be built, ensuring that trains can travel through the landslide area at a speed of 5km/hour.
On November 9, 100% of communes and wards in Hue City simultaneously launched an environmental restoration campaign in association with the "Green Sunday" movement to rebuild the urban landscape, contributing to disease prevention and control after long periods of heavy rain and floods. Mr. Phan Thien Dinh, Chairman of Hue City People's Committee, emphasized that cleaning up after floods not only helps the urban landscape to be restored soon, people's lives and activities return to normal, but is also an opportunity to "revive" the spirit of "Green Sunday" after a period of interruption due to prolonged heavy rain and floods.
VAN THANG
Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/khac-phuc-nhanh-nhat-de-on-dinh-doi-song-nguoi-dan-sau-bao-post822688.html
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