Specifically, the water level of the Huong River at the Kim Long station is 4.6m, 1.1m above alarm level 3. This level is about 0.4m lower than at 9 PM on October 27th. The water level of the Bo River at the Phu Oc station is 4.85m, 0.35m above alarm level 3, and has receded about 0.2m compared to 9 PM yesterday.
Forecasts for October 28 indicate that river levels will fluctuate, but the general trend is a slow decline. However, the Huong River will remain above alarm level 3; the Bo River will be close to alarm level 3.
Regarding rainfall, the Hue City Meteorological and Hydrological Station forecasts that from the morning of October 28th to the morning of October 30th, Hue City will experience heavy to very heavy rain. The total rainfall in the plains will generally be 150-300mm, with some areas exceeding 400mm; in the mountainous areas, it will be 200-400mm, with some areas exceeding 600mm.
Given the complex developments of the floods, the People's Committee of Hue City continues to advise people to absolutely not be complacent when the water recedes, especially to limit going out unless absolutely necessary; and to avoid traveling through roads and areas that are deeply flooded or have strong currents.
People should refrain from collecting firewood, fishing, swimming, or playing in rivers, streams, lakes, canals, and flooded areas to prevent drowning accidents; they should proactively move the elderly, children, pregnant women, and people with disabilities to safe places when there is a risk of deep flooding. People should regularly monitor weather forecasts and flood warnings from local authorities and relevant agencies to respond promptly.
Hue City Police implement "3 readinesses" to help people overcome floods.
During the night of October 27th and the early morning of October 28th, the Hue City Police mobilized 100% of its personnel, on duty throughout the night, simultaneously implementing the "3 Ready" and "4 On-the-Spot" plans to promptly rescue and assist people in relocating to safe areas.
On the night of October 27th, heavy rain caused severe flooding in many wards and departments at Hue Central Hospital. The city's police force mobilized dozens of officers and soldiers to work with doctors and nurses to move critically ill patients and medical equipment to higher floors, ensuring absolute safety.
Also that night, in the area north of Trang Tien Bridge, the police force, in coordination with the People's Committee and the City Military Command, evacuated nearly 40 patients, elderly people, and residents from the deeply flooded Phu Xuan ward to safety.
Authorities surveyed, planned, and assisted in the immediate relocation overnight of more than 10,000 households with nearly 33,000 people in 125 areas at risk of severe flooding and 24 locations at risk of landslides.
At the same time, traffic control personnel were stationed at 207 key traffic points; warning barriers were erected at 18 construction sites to ensure the safety of people and vehicles.
In addition, the police force transported nearly 80 elderly, sick, and pregnant women to hospitals and safe locations; the authorities also promptly rescued 6 people whose boat capsized; and maintained security, traffic safety, and protected property in the flooded area.
The Hue City Police have mobilized a large number of vehicles and personnel, including 1,000 cars, fire trucks, boats, rescue vessels, along with more than 7,000 life jackets and hundreds of pieces of equipment, supplies, and essential goods to serve rescue and relief efforts.
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