Can Yen commune, many traffic and irrigation works were seriously damaged - Cao Bang Electronic Newspaper

From September 29 to the early morning of October 1, heavy rain occurred in Can Yen commune, causing much damage to houses, crops and infrastructure.

Can Yen commune authorities supported the relocation of people's property.

According to a quick report from Can Yen commune, by October 1, heavy rains caused flooding in 17 hamlets, 4 houses were eroded; 65 hectares of crops, fish ponds, livestock, and poultry were flooded and swept away. Ngoc Sy Kindergarten, Ngoc Sy Primary School and Phieng Pan school were flooded.

Large rockslide blocked National Highway 4A in Ta Cap hamlet, Can Yen commune.

Many traffic and irrigation works were seriously damaged: National Highway 4A section through Ta Cap hamlet was eroded, causing traffic jams; at Na Tinh section, the road was broken; many flooded roads such as the inter-hamlet road Ngoc Sy - Lung Ty, Highway 204 at Ban Rich section are currently impassable.

Faced with the above situation, the Commune People's Committee and the Commune Civil Defense, Disaster Prevention and Control and Search and Rescue Command have directed and coordinated with the police, military and border guards to support people in moving their properties and evacuating from dangerous areas. At the same time, mobilize human resources, materials and means on the spot to overcome the initial consequences, reinforce houses, auxiliary works and livestock barns to minimize damage. Maintain 24/24 hours on duty to grasp the situation and promptly deploy measures to respond to and overcome the consequences of natural disasters.

PV

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