Khanh Hoa people recover after the flood

Many flooded houses in Khanh Hoa are still submerged in mud, with damaged furniture and large piles of household garbage.

Flood victims in Khanh Hoa begin to return home

After the historic flood, people in Khanh Hoa province began returning home, but what awaited them was mud and scattered belongings. People brought tools to clean up the environment, repair houses, schools, and roads as soon as the water receded.

Floods recede to reveal scenes of devastation, mud and garbage covering many roads.

Mr. Dinh Van Tien (72 years old, resident of Tay Nha Trang ward) said that he had never experienced such a big flood in his life. His family did not expect the water to rise so quickly. When they discovered it, it was too late. They only had time to escape, leaving all their belongings behind to be swept away by the water.

Furniture submerged and damaged by floodwaters, people struggle to clean up their houses after the flood.

Ms. Le Thi Loan (West Nha Trang Ward) said that when the water just receded, she and her husband opened the store and were shocked to see all the goods were in disarray, even though they had previously placed them more than 1 meter high. In previous times, the water rose slowly, only about 50cm at most, but this time the water rose so quickly, forcing the family to evacuate urgently to a safe place.

People try to clean up their houses after the flood.

Most of the property in the house was not moved in time and was damaged after being submerged in water for many days. Many people did not know where to turn when they were left with only empty gardens, empty houses, and furniture swept away.

Floodwaters rushed into a supermarket in Tay Nha Trang ward, damaging many goods.

A supermarket in Tay Nha Trang ward is pumping water from the parking basement, where more than 100 employee motorbikes are submerged.

Floodwaters caused desks and chairs in the classrooms of Dien An 1 Primary School (Dien Khanh commune) to lie in disarray, covered with thick mud.

Students' books and teachers' lesson plans were damaged after being soaked in flood water for many days.

Armed forces support cleaning up mud after floods in Tay Nha Trang ward

A series of cars parked near Go supermarket, Tay Nha Trang ward, waiting to be taken to the repair shop after being submerged in floodwaters.

Mr. Nguyen Van Manh (residing in Tay Nha Trang ward) said that in recent days, auto repair shops in the Nha Trang area have been overloaded. For now, he will tow his car to a temporary parking lot and work with the insurance company on compensation and support.

Sharing the losses and damages of Khanh Hoa province, Ho Chi Minh City is focusing all its efforts, wholeheartedly, wholeheartedly, joining hands and wholeheartedly to support and help overcome the damages caused by natural disasters and floods.

HIEU GIANG - TIEN THANG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/nguoi-dan-khanh-hoa-guong-day-sau-lu-post825122.html