People along Ky Lo river lined up to receive relief goods.

Four days after the flood, people downstream of Ky Lo River, through Tuy An Dong Commune (formerly Phu Yen, now Dak Lak) walked through the rain and wind to find a hot meal, a pack of instant noodles, a sedge mat... from relief teams.

People lined up waiting for relief goods in Ha Yen village at noon on November 24 - Photo: BD

At noon on November 24, thousands of people living along villages such as Van Duc, Ha Yen... were still lining up along the river dike.

Many people rode on tattered motorbikes, some had not yet recovered their motorbikes after the flood so had to push their bicycles, wearing tattered sandals, to find relief trucks.

From early morning, vehicles from everywhere from National Highway 1 passed Lo Gom Bridge and poured into villages devastated by the flood on November 20.

Wherever the car went, people gathered around. After the flood, people accepted whatever support they could get. The most practical were blankets, mats, clothes, instant noodles, and drinking water.

Similar scenes of long lines waiting to receive supplies at points from Lo Gom bridge down to Tuy An Dong commune People's Committee headquarters.

Military, government and police forces are still working hard to clean up the mud and debris at government offices and residential areas.

Relief teams provide relief to flood victims with hot meals, necessities, blankets, etc.

The historic flood along the lower reaches of the Ky Lo River on November 19 and 20 left behind serious consequences. Six people died, most of the villages of Tuy An Dong commune were submerged in mud, and houses collapsed heavily.

In recent days, the government and forces have been doing everything possible to rebuild after the flood, stabilize people's psychology, and mobilize resources to support people to overcome difficulties.

People walk along the Ky Lo river dike to wait for the relief team - Photo: BD

Parents were busy cleaning up mud at home, many children represented their families to receive relief goods - Photo: BD

Students in Tuy An Dong still cannot return to school, they replace their parents to receive relief goods - Photo: BD

Scene at a relief point - Photo: BD

The long line of people stood and sat waiting to be called to receive supplies - Photo: BD

People have almost nothing left, rice has rotted because of flood water, people are in dire need of help from relief groups - Photo: BD

Two boys in Ha Yen village waded through the cold and rain to receive blankets and clothes - Photo: BD

Mr. Pham Danh (Ha Yen village) had to push his bicycle to receive relief goods because his motorbike was broken - Photo: BD

Ho Van Hieu, a 5th grade student in Van Duc village, was given a school bag because the flood had swept away his books - Photo: BD

Feet wearing two sandals put together of a resident of Ha Yen village - Photo: BD

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