Mobilizing livestock in the Ba River alluvial plain to a safe place

The Civil Defense Command of Tuy Hoa and Phu Yen wards and Phu Hoa 1 commune are mobilizing households to move livestock from the Ba River alluvial area to a safe place.

Of which, Tuy Hoa ward has 7 households raising cows. By the morning of November 5, 6 households had relocated, and 1 household is being mobilized to relocate before 3:00 p.m. this afternoon.

Mr. Chau The Hung, Head of Vinh Phu Ward (Tuy Hoa Ward), said: "In addition to households raising cows on the alluvial land, the ward also mobilized 50 households living near Ba River to move to relatives' houses or temporary shelters arranged by the government until storm No. 13 is over."

Mr. Vo Cong Truong's household in Ngoc Phuoc 2 neighborhood (Tuy Hoa ward) moved his herd of cows from the Ba river area to a safe place.

In Phu Hoa 1 commune, 77 cows and more than 50 chickens have been relocated home. According to Mr. Nguyen Truong Thi, Chairman of Phu Hoa 1 Commune People's Committee, Phu Loc village is a village along the Ba River. The Ba River alluvial plain is fertile, so people often come here to set up temporary tents to raise livestock, poultry and catch seafood.

Faced with the unpredictable developments of storm No. 13, since November 4, the locality has mobilized each livestock farming household to move their livestock and poultry home to avoid damage caused by the storm. Along with that, 35 fishing boats on the river have also been brought safely to shore and committed not to go fishing when the storm comes.

A section of Ba River flows through Phu Hoa 1 commune.

In Phu Yen ward, 743 cows raised near the Ba River have been relocated to households' homes. The remaining 82 pigs and 7,500 ducks raised in the high sandbank area near the Ba River have been signed by the owners to take responsibility for any damage.

Rain and storms will cause the flood peak of the Ba River at Phu Lam station to reach level 3 warning, causing flooding of about 1/3 of the area in low-lying areas, with a high risk of causing damage to people and property in residential areas along the river.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/kinh-te/202511/van-dong-di-doi-vat-nuoi-o-bai-boi-song-ba-toi-noi-an-toan-b5410c5/