Nghi Loc mobilizes forces to support people in overcoming landslides in Nghi Thiet

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For nearly 10 days, the landslide scene in Rong hamlet, Nghi Thiet commune, Nghi Loc district is still in disarray; recovery work has not been able to be carried out due to rain in the area. On November 3, the weather was sunny, Nghi Loc district directed forces to support people in the landslide area. Photo: Quang An

More than 100 officers and soldiers from units including: Border Guard Station of Cua Lo - Ben Thuy Port, Nghi Loc District Military Command, District Police, Commune Military Command, militia and self-defense force, commune police, women's association... worked with people to scrape mud and soil at landslide sites, moving away from people's houses to ensure safety. Photo: Quang An

The soil layers in the landslide area were watered to soften them, then tools such as crowbars and shovels were used to pry them apart and put them in a truck to take them out. Photo: Quang An

The recent landslide caused soil and rocks to fall on 3 houses, burying many properties and poultry. In addition, 6 households are at risk of being forced to relocate. The households receiving support are located in high areas, with narrow roads, so vehicles such as excavators cannot be brought in to level the land. Photo: Quang An

At Mr. Bui Van Binh's house, soil and rocks were pressed against the house, blocking the windows. A drill had to be used to separate the soil and rocks, then removed. Mr. Hoang Xuan Bac - Commander of Nghi Thiet Commune Military Command said: Although it was very hard to work entirely by human power, the officers and soldiers of the district and locality all worked hard, with the highest determination to ensure the safety of people's lives and property. Photo: Quang An

Forces are working tirelessly to fix landslides. Photo: Quang An

Besides the authorities, neighbors and relatives of the households also joined hands to support. Photo: Quang An

Women's associations in Nghi Thiet commune support households to overcome damage. Photo: Quang An

However, this is only a temporary solution, landslides are still potentially dangerous at the foot of Dragon Mountain. Therefore, local authorities continue to advise people to monitor the weather and be ready to evacuate if there is heavy rain in the coming time. Photo: Quang An

Source: https://baonghean.vn/nghi-loc-huy-dong-luc-luong-ho-tro-nguoi-dan-khac-phuc-diem-sat-lo-o-nghi-thiet-post279403.html