The old flood center of Phu Yen rises from the ruins after historic floods

The water receded, and the old 'flood center' of Phu Yen (now part of Dak Lak province) appeared desolate: houses collapsed, livestock swept away, and property damaged. People and local forces are urgently cleaning up, slowly getting back up to stabilize their lives soon.

According to Thanh Nien reporters at the flood center of Hoa Thinh, the old Phu Yen (now in Dak Lak province) at noon on November 23, the water has receded and people have begun to clean up the mess. In front of a wedding restaurant in Vinh Ba village, Hoa Thinh commune, there is still a mess with collapsed iron fences and a mangled car. People said the car was severely damaged by the recent historic flood.

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The house collapsed, the valuable property, the motorbike, was also completely damaged.

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People silently watched the house collapse, leaving only a pile of ruins, not knowing where to start cleaning up.

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People's houses collapsed and were severely damaged.

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Adults and children rolled up their sleeves to clean up the rubble after the flood.

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In the yard, the rice soaked in water for many days was hastily dried in the hope of saving the chickens and ducks, but the livestock and poultry in the house were now gone. Some households in the commune were in mourning, many families set up altars in the middle of the yard to pay respect to their relatives who unfortunately died in the historic flood.

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A house in Phu Thuan village, Hoa My commune, Dak Lak (formerly Phu Yen) completely collapsed due to the historic flood.

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Ms. Nguyen Thi Thao (37 years old), who lives next to the collapsed house, said that this used to be a shop. “After this shop collapsed, the foundation of my house was also affected. I am afraid that my house will collapse too, so I am asking someone to come check and fix it,” she shared.

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A furniture company in Hoa My commune, Dak Lak (formerly Phu Yen) was also covered in mud after the flood. The company owner said 300 wooden furniture products were damaged and had to be cleaned and repainted, with total damage estimated at 1 billion VND.

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Soldiers of Regiment 143 (Division 315, Military Region 5) clean up after the flood at Phu Huu school, Hoa Thinh Primary School, Hoa Thinh commune (Dak Lak), to soon reopen the school.

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People of Hoa Thinh commune push bicycles to receive relief gifts

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A rare smile appeared on the lips of a little girl in Hoa Thinh commune when she received relief gifts.

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The house of Mr. Le Quang Sinh (47 years old, Phu Huu village, Hoa Thinh commune) had its altar and kitchen destroyed by floodwaters.

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Despite his heartache, Mr. Sinh still tried to pick up the bricks in the rubble.

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Dead buffaloes and cows lay scattered across the fields and along the roads in Hoa Thinh commune.

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Mr. Pham Van Hao's house in Hoa Thinh commune collapsed almost completely at the back, the scene of chaos and devastation made everyone feel sorry. People in the flood-hit area overcame their grief and tried to rebuild their lives amidst many difficulties.

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