From November 5 to 7, in the wards and communes in Hue City, the water has receded and the sky has become sunny. Every day, officers and soldiers of Regiment 6 are present very early to help people clean up the streets, houses, martyrs' cemeteries, parks, schools, etc.

At Vi Da Primary School, the flood epicenter of Hue, the water level has been over one meter high in the past few days. Dozens of officers and soldiers, along with other forces, have been sweeping, cleaning, washing, and rearranging tables and chairs... Some have been pouring water, pushing mud, clearing drains and streams, and rearranging tables and chairs... Everyone encouraged each other to be quick, to take advantage of every hour and every minute, to help students get to school soon.

Officers and soldiers of Regiment 6 clean up Hai Trieu Street, Hue City.

At Chu Van An Secondary School, although located in the center of Hue City, this flood also caused severe inundation. Students have been out of school for more than two weeks. The soldiers had just finished cleaning up last week, but the following week, heavy rains and rising floodwaters submerged the entire school. Officers and soldiers of Regiment 6 continued to march back to the school with teachers to clean up the flood.

Teacher Le Thi Hong Giang, Principal of Chu Van An Secondary School, was moved: “The soldiers did not mind the hardships and difficulties, cleaning up from early morning to late at night. With the huge amount of garbage, if the soldiers did not help in time, the school does not know when the students can return to school…”.

Lieutenant Colonel Ta Van Tu, Political Commissar of Regiment 6, said: “These past few days, officers and soldiers have been working with the utmost urgency, helping people clean up the environment and overcome the consequences of the great flood. Last week, we had just completed our mission and returned to the joyful and emotional people, but this week the flood waters rose again. All the efforts of the soldiers were suddenly swept away by the floodwaters, but we encouraged them not to falter, to try their best so that students could return to school soon and people could stabilize their lives.”

Officers and soldiers of Regiment 6 help people overcome flood consequences in Hue City.

On the morning of November 7, on Hai Trieu, Phan Anh, Nguyen Duy Trinh streets, there were still mud and dirt, more than 70 officers and soldiers were working hard. Captain Mai Cao Phat, Deputy Battalion Commander of Battalion 1, Regiment 6, mobilized all the way from Hai Trieu street, through Phan Anh to Nguyen Duy Trinh, encouraging his comrades to take advantage of the sunny weather to quickly clean up, and reminding them to ensure safety and not to affect the travel and daily activities of the people.

Mrs. Hoang Huong, 54 years old, living on Hai Trieu street, emotionally said: "This is the second time during this flood that soldiers have come to help our neighborhood. Many of their feet and hands were covered in mud and swollen, people looked at them with pity...".

Forecasting sunny weather in Hue in the coming days, officers and soldiers of Regiment 6 encouraged each other to overcome all difficulties, taking advantage of the weekend to urgently clean up the flood, helping people stabilize their lives soon.

    Source: https://www.qdnd.vn/nuoi-duong-van-hoa-bo-doi-cu-ho/trung-doan-6-bo-chqs-tp-hue-khan-truong-don-lu-giup-dan-som-on-dinh-cuoc-song-1010991