Focus on overcoming the consequences of storm No. 5

As of 4:00 p.m. on August 27, due to the impact of storm No. 5 (KAJIKI), heavy rain and thunderstorms occurred in the province, causing loss of life and damage to many valuable properties.

According to preliminary statistics, the whole province has nearly 100 houses with roofs blown off and damaged auxiliary works; 117 households evacuated to safe places; nearly 40 hectares of crops flooded and collapsed... Many infrastructure works such as electricity, roads, schools, and stations were severely damaged. In particular, at about 5:45 p.m. on August 26, an earthquake occurred in Cao Duong commune with a mild intensity, fortunately there was no loss of life or property.

This afternoon, as the rain showed signs of gradually decreasing, local authorities and relevant agencies continued to mobilize forces to effectively implement the "4 on-the-spot" motto to quickly overcome the consequences of natural disasters and stabilize life.

The landslide area at Cun slope on National Highway 6 on August 26 is being repaired.

Authorities have diverted traffic and placed warning signs to ensure safety for vehicles.

Mobilize on-site human resources and vehicles to level and transport soil and rock.

National Highway 6 through Cun slope has the potential risk of landslides when it rains heavily.

Floodwaters overflowed the Kham underground surface in Nat Son commune, making it impossible for vehicles to circulate.

(Photo taken on the afternoon of August 27).

The militia and self-defense force of Nat Son commune propagated to people to raise vigilance and not to move through the culvert when flood water comes.

Floodwaters from upstream continue to flow in.

Members of the Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention, Search and Rescue and Civil Defense of Muong Dong commune surveyed new landslides caused by the impact of storm No. 5.

Long-term subsidence poses a safety risk.

Serious landslide in Hop Kim commune, fortunately no casualties.

Ms. Ha Thi Tho - the house owner is sad because the house, the property that the couple has saved for many years, has been damaged.

Water and mud continued to flow down from the high hills after heavy rains.

Authorities are repairing the damage caused by a landslide on the road leading to Nuoc Ruong hamlet, Hop Kim commune.

The Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention, Search and Rescue and Civil Defense of Thung Nai commune surveyed and fixed the situation of rolling rocks on Highway 435.

Duc Anh

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