Cu M'ta Commune: Heavy rain causes flooding on many roads and households

From November 17 to November 19, in Cu M'ta commune, there was unusually heavy rain throughout the commune, causing localized flooding on many traffic routes and low-lying areas along streams in villages and hamlets.

The People's Committee of Cu M'ta commune said that as of 7:00 p.m. on November 19, due to the impact of heavy rain over the past two days, a traffic road in village 7 was completely broken (the overflow was washed away).

The reason is that the sewer has a small drainage aperture, the large amount of stream water flowing in brings along a large amount of soil, rocks, dry tree roots and some types of crops of the people causing blockage leading to breakage. When the incident happened, the Commune Civil Defense Command stretched ropes, assigned people to stand guard, not allowing people to pass through the above location.

A flooded location in village 6.

The whole commune has 7 traffic locations flooded due to heavy rain and floods. Specifically: 1 location at the bridge of village 7, with a flooded length of about 200 m (this is the only road connecting the commune center to village 7, so currently village 7 is completely isolated); 1 location at the overflow of village 5 with a flooded length of about 100 m; 1 location at the overflow of village 6 with a flooded length of about 100 m; 1 location at the overflow of Buon Go - Nang (traffic route from Nang village to Quyet Thang village) with a flooded length of about 100 m; 1 location at the overflow between Bhao village, Cu M'ta commune and M'Drak commune (old district road) with a flooded length of about 150 m; 1 location at the overflow bridge of Hi - Duc village with a flooded length of about 150 m; 1 location at the culvert of village 9 with a flooded length of about 100 m (this is the only road connecting the commune center to village 9, so currently the area of ​​village 9 is completely isolated).

Heavy rain caused complete disruption of traffic.

Due to heavy rain, the roads were flooded, so in the commune, villages 7 and 9 were completely isolated. It is forecasted that in the next 24 hours, if the rain continues, more than 500 households in the two villages will continue to be isolated.

According to preliminary statistics, in the commune, there are 18 households affected by flooding and landslides (village 9 has 7 flooded households, Ho village has 2 flooded households, Go - Nang village has 4 flooded households, Tan Lap village has 1 flooded household, village 18 has 2 flooded households, village 7 has 2 landslide households).

The Commune Civil Defense Command has directed forces to coordinate with the self-management boards of villages and hamlets to evacuate people and property from flooded and landslide areas to avoid damage to people and property (moving households to schools and houses in areas that are not flooded).

Many roads in Cu M'ta commune were flooded due to heavy rain.

Regarding property, due to continuous heavy rain, a large area of ​​trees and crops of people were flooded throughout the commune, so it is not possible to accurately calculate the damage.

In order to cope with the flood situation, the Party Committee and People's Committee of Cu M'ta commune have directed the Commune Civil Defense Command to regularly monitor the situation and promptly handle any situation that may arise; dispatch military forces, police, and commune departments and offices to coordinate with the village and hamlet self-management committees to set up checkpoints, put up signs, and put up warning ropes at flooded areas, preventing people from passing through.

Authorities of Cu M'ta commune moved people and property to safety.

Organize the Commune Civil Defense Command to be on duty 24/7 to grasp the situation and coordinate forces to support people and handle situations when required; monitor and update weather conditions regularly; inform each village and people in the commune about weather developments to proactively respond promptly.

In addition, the locality has also announced a hotline on mass media to receive information and handle and support people in a timely manner. At the same time, it has informed people to limit going out, especially prohibiting traffic in flooded areas and to firmly reinforce houses and animal pens, and keep livestock and poultry warm...

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202511/xa-cu-mta-mua-lon-gay-ngap-nhieu-tuyen-duong-va-ho-dan-4d22d6b/