Military and civilians join hands to clean up after floods

After the Thao River water receded, hundreds of police officers, soldiers, militia members, youth union members, and local residents in Ha Hoa town, Ha Hoa district, urgently worked to mitigate the aftermath of the floods. This report details the recovery efforts in Ha Hoa town on September 12th.

From September 7th to 9th, rising water levels on the Thao River caused flooding on many roads in Ha Hoa town. A large amount of mud and debris remained after the flood. Authorities and local residents are working together to clean up the mud and debris.

The district police force used pumps to clear mud and debris accumulated after the flood on the roads running through the town, ensuring traffic flow for the people.

Residents of residential area No. 10 cleaned up the village roads and alleys, ensuring safe transportation.

Military officers and soldiers are assisting the Ha Hoa Town Kindergarten in cleaning up after the floods.

The soldiers waded through the water to move and rearrange the toys.

Dozens of teachers and youth union members cleaned, arranged learning materials, and ensured that facilities were ready to welcome students back as soon as possible.

Youth union members are helping townspeople clean up after the flood.

Immediately after the floodwaters receded, army officers and soldiers transported and removed soil to prevent flooding on the roads running through the town.

Many trucks and excavators were also mobilized to assist in transporting soil after the floods.

The households proactively rearranged their belongings and household items, aiming to stabilize their lives as soon as possible.

Ha Trang - Ha Nhung

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