Extremely dangerous currents appear in La Gi and Phuoc Hoi areas

At about 8:00 p.m. on November 7, due to the influence of storm No. 13 (storm Kalmaegi) combined with high tides, the water level in the Dinh River dam area, La Gi ward and the downstream of Dinh River, Phuoc Hoi ward (Lam Dong) rose very quickly, posing a potential danger to people living along the river.

Water is flowing strongly in the Dinh Cau Da Dung River area (La Gi)

According to records, water from upstream poured down strongly, causing the Dinh River dam to surge, and the water flowed rapidly through the Tan Ly bridge area and downstream of the river.

Authorities quickly warned of the danger, advising people not to go near the dam area, river banks and absolutely not to fish, collect firewood or travel by boat during times of strong water flow like now.

Downstream of Dinh River

Strong currents where boats are anchored to avoid storms

The People's Committees of La Gi and Phuoc Hoi wards directed functional units to closely monitor the flood situation, coordinate with the Commune Civil Defense Command to deploy response measures, ensure the safety of people's lives and property; and prepare plans to evacuate people if an emergency occurs.

Strong current flowing under Tan Ly bridge (Phuoc Hoi)

Currently, La Gi and Phuoc Hoi ( Lam Dong ) are experiencing heavy rain. People need to strictly follow the warnings of the authorities and not be subjective when traveling through rivers, streams, and dams during this dangerous time.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/xuat-hien-dong-chay-cuc-ky-nguy-hiem-tai-khu-vuc-la-gi-va-phuoc-hoi-401164.html