(HBO) - The People’s Committee of Ky Son district has handed over 160 million VND in aid sourced from the district’s social assistance fund to support eight households that were affected by floods in May Giay hamlet, Dan Ha commune.
Leaders of the Ky Son district hand over aid
in cash to households in May Giay hamlet, Dan Da commune of Ky Son district.
After heavy rains in late July, serious cracks with a length of over 200 metres appeared along Road 445 at Km 3 + 100 in May Giay hamlet, Dan Ha
commune.
Landslide points and more new cracks also occurred in the area due to the
effects of prolonged rains. The Ky Son
District People's Committee directed the urgent evacuation of eight households living in risk areas to safe areas.
Accordingly,
the district provided rice and 2 million VND to each household. These households are mainly
living with relatives or renting houses, so they face many difficulties in daily life.
At the handing-over ceremony, leaders of Ky Son district encouraged the
households to strive to overcome difficulties and gradually stabilise their
lives. The Ky Son district People’s Committee has asked for the provincial
People's Committee’s guidance on resettlement or relocation plans for the eight
households to new places as soon as possible.
Localities were asked to do good communication campaigns, helping locals actively
cope with natural disasters and extreme weather phenomena that can occur in the
coming time.
Thehanding over of aid to these households inMay Giay hamlet, Dan Ha hamlet showed the spirit of mutual help and joint effort to
support local people in overcoming difficulties, thus stabilising their life soon.
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