In Thanh Hoa , heavy rain combined with floods from upstream caused the water level on the Ma River, Chu River, Buoi River, and Len River to rise above alert level 2 to alert level 3. Thousands of houses and crops outside the dykes of these rivers were flooded from 1 to 2 meters deep. In Nhu Xuan District alone, on the morning of September 23, a flood swept away two people riding a motorbike over the spillway of Thanh Son village (Thanh Hoa commune), of which one person died, the other was rescued and is being treated at the hospital.
Faced with the above situation, on the night of September 22 and 23, local authorities and functional forces evacuated thousands of households in landslide and flooded areas to safety. Specifically, in the Da Ban hill area (Thanh Truc commune, Thach Thanh district), there is a large crack, with the risk of landslides burying dozens of houses; in Thieu Hoa district, 242 houses were flooded, requiring the evacuation of nearly 1,000 people; Cam Thuy district had 189 houses flooded, requiring the evacuation of nearly 700 people; Quan Son district had 87 houses with landslides and many other houses at high risk of landslides, forcing the urgent evacuation of more than 660 people; in Muong Lat district, nearly 500 households with nearly 2,200 people had to be evacuated, all in landslide areas, areas at risk of landslides, flash floods, etc.
Houses in Vinh Yen commune, Vinh Loc district (Thanh Hoa) were flooded 1 - 2 meters deep.
Da Ban Hill cracks, threatening dozens of households in Thanh Truc commune (Thach Thanh district, Thanh Hoa)
The floods also seriously affected the transportation system of Thanh Hoa province. In particular, the National Highways 15C, 15, and 16 suffered serious landslides, cutting off Muong Lat district from the lowlands.
In Nghe An , heavy rain caused many streets in Vinh City to be deeply flooded, many motorbikes and cars stalled, and many households in low-lying areas had their houses flooded. Schools had to let students stay home to ensure safety. Landslides also occurred in mountainous districts of the province, forcing dozens of households to evacuate urgently. Floods caused a house in Thong Thu Commune (Que Phong District) to collapse due to a landslide, affecting 41 nearby households. Que Phong District authorities urgently evacuated 26 households in 5 communes with landslides, with 126 people, out of the danger zone. Landslides also occurred in some locations in Ky Son District and authorities urgently evacuated 8 households.
A house in Que Phong district, Nghe An collapsed due to landslide.
Thousands of chickens died at a chicken farm in Nghe An.
Heavy rain lasting for many hours, the water rose quickly, causing 2 chicken farms raising thousands of chickens in Nghi An commune (Vinh city) and Dien Thinh commune (Dien Chau district) to die. Of which, the chicken farm of Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Huy (Nghi An commune, raising about 17,000 broiler chickens, about to be sold) was affected by rising water, electrical short circuit causing more than 9,000 broiler chickens to suffocate due to the ventilation fan stopping working, causing damage of about 1.5 billion VND.
In Ha Tinh , heavy rains on the morning of September 23 caused many streets in Ha Tinh City to be partially flooded. Also on the morning of September 23, floods on rivers rose rapidly, causing many roads in the mountainous districts of Huong Son and Huong Khe to be cut off. Schools in the two localities allowed more than 9,000 students to stay home. Prolonged rains also caused a large amount of soil and rock on the slope of National Highway 8A (through Son Kim 1 Commune, Huong Son District) to slide down onto the road, causing traffic congestion. By 12:30 p.m. the same day, National Highway 8A was reopened.
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