Identify 237 locations at risk of landslides

According to a quick report on the morning of November 6 from the Department of Agriculture and Environment of Khanh Hoa, in response to storm No. 13, the province has organized working groups led by leaders of the Provincial Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee to localities to directly direct the response work. Educational institutions in the area have allowed students to take a break on November 6 and 7 and during the days of heavy rain and floods. In addition, the province has established 9 working groups and assigned localities to be in charge of implementing the work of preventing and fighting storm No. 13.

Handling a small landslide at the road leading to Da Ban reservoir in Bac Ninh Hoa commune on the morning of November 5.

As of the morning of November 6, the water level of 64 reservoirs, including 53 irrigation reservoirs and 11 hydroelectric reservoirs, was at 585.79 million m3/752.7 million m3, reaching 78% of the design capacity. Some large reservoirs are regulating (with flow rates from 20-400 m3/s) to ensure flood capacity.

The province has a total of 3,451 rafts/106,106 aquaculture cages, with 8,331 workers. Workers on the rafts are required to move ashore before 12 noon on November 6. The province has a total of 6,953 boats, with 36,498 workers; of which 323 boats, with 2,734 workers are operating at sea, no vehicles are in dangerous areas.

Currently, forces and localities are focusing on informing fishermen, aquaculture households on rafts; tourist boats, cargo ships, and sea vehicles to know the time to stop fishing, transporting, and circulating at sea from 12:00 on November 6 until the storm is over; instructing people to anchor rafts and boats to ensure safety. For people on rafts and boats, they must return to shore (mandatory) before 12:00 on November 6 until the storm is over. Localities organize to instruct people to reinforce and brace their houses; arrange forces to guard and block off culverts, spillways, and areas with deep flooding and fast-flowing water, not allowing vehicles and people to circulate to ensure safety.

To ensure safety for people and vehicles operating at inland waterway ports and on Nha Trang Bay, the authorities have urgently notified more than 300 vehicles operating at the port; promptly disseminated weather developments, provided guidance on prevention and continuously updated information at each time; temporarily suspended departure procedures for passenger vehicles when there was a warning of strong winds and waves; organized continuous radio warnings through loudspeakers at the port; sent notifications via Zalo group to vehicle owners to ensure the fastest reception of information.

Regarding the evacuation of people in vulnerable areas, localities have identified 237 locations in the province at risk of landslides, with about 6,162 households and 27,826 people, mainly concentrated in the wards of Nam Nha Trang, Bac Nha Trang, Nha Trang with 130 locations, 4,029 households and 16,520 people needing evacuation. People are ready to evacuate when requested.

Regarding agricultural production, the whole province is implementing production with nearly 20,000 hectares of rice and about 57,800 hectares of various crops. Localities are guiding people to harvest agricultural products early with the motto "green house is better than old field". Regarding livestock, localities have guided livestock and poultry farmers in the province to reinforce barns, roofs, walls of drainage ditches; stockpile food, drinking water, veterinary medicine during storms; move livestock and poultry in low-lying areas to safe areas; stockpile supplies, lime powder, disinfectants to disinfect after storms.

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Storm No. 13 approached the mainland on the afternoon of November 6, with wind gusts reaching level 17 and waves reaching 10 meters high.

URGENT STORM NEWS STORM NO. 13

Urgent telegram of the Provincial People's Committee Chairman on proactively preventing and responding to storm Kalmaegi

Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Khac Toan requested local authorities and people to proactively respond to storm No. 13.

Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province Nguyen Khac Ha inspected the work of preventing and fighting storm No. 13

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Huyen inspected the response to storm No. 13

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Thanh Ha inspected storm prevention and control work in communes in Khanh Vinh area.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Tran Hoa Nam inspected the response work to storm Kalmaegi

Concentrating all resources to respond to storm No. 13

Proactively respond to storm Kalmaegi, ensure medical examination and treatment for people

Tourism businesses proactively respond to storm Kalmaegi

Ensuring safe conditions for ships and boats to anchor and take shelter from storm Kalmaegi

Khanh Hoa province's armed forces are ready to respond to storm No. 13.

Commander of Vietnam Coast Guard inspects response to storm No. 13 at Squadron 32

Establishing 9 working groups in charge of storm prevention and control No. 13

Schools move assets, prune trees to respond to storm No. 13

Pruning trees during the rainy season

Khanh Hoa Provincial Border Guard concentrates forces to respond to storm No. 13

Urgent and decisive response to storm No. 13

Reservoirs are expected to discharge water to regulate flood control.

Khanh Hoa students stay home from school on November 6 and 7 to avoid the storm.

Cam An Commune deploys plans to prevent and combat storm No. 13

Ninh Chu Ward proactively prevents and fights storms

Nha Trang Ward conducts field inspection and reviews storm response plans

Ca Na Commune is ready with forces and means to respond to storm No. 13.

Dien Lac commune urgently deploys storm prevention and control work

People in Bac Khanh Vinh commune brace their houses to proactively prevent storms.

Nam Ninh Hoa Commune: Review vulnerable areas, relocate aquaculture cages to prevent storm No. 13

Cam Hiep Commune deploys plans to prevent and combat storm No. 13

Tay Khanh Son Commune requests people not to store water in ponds and lakes to cope with storm No. 13.

Van Ninh commune mobilizes and calls on sea workers to come ashore to take shelter from the storm.

Cam Ranh Ward deploys response plan for storm No. 13

Van Hung Commune deploys plans to prevent and combat storm No. 13

Nha Trang Ward focuses on responding to storms, especially in island areas and at sea.

Fishermen harvest shrimp and fish early to avoid the storm

Tan Dinh Commune: Ready to evacuate 299 households when storm No. 13 occurs

Cam Ranh area proactively prevents and avoids storm No. 13

Ninh Hai commune deploys measures to prevent and combat storm Kalmaegi

Hoa Tri Commune activates the "4 on-site" plan to respond to storm Kalmaegi

Nha Trang Ward: Request to complete some storm response measures before November 5

Proactively ensure school safety against storm Kalmaegi

Dong Ninh Hoa Ward proactively responds to storms

Khanh Hoa Provincial Border Guard deploys forces to respond to storm Kalmaegi

Source: https://baokhanhhoa.vn/xa-hoi/202511/xac-dinh-237-vi-tri-co-nguy-co-sat-lo-dat-27d2fd2/