(HBO) – Chairman of the People's Committee of Hoa Binh province Nguyen Van Quang on October 16 inspected and directed efforts to overcome flood aftermaths in Coi 2 hamlet of Suoi Nanh commune and Nhap hamlet of Dong Ruong commune of Da Bac district.
He was accompanied by leaders of provincial police,
military high command, departments of natural resources and environment,
labour, invalids and social affairs, agriculture and rural development,
information and communications, and provincial people’s committee office.
The devastated floods last week killed six people and
left five others missing and nine injured in Da Bac. The floods, causing
landslides, have destroyed hundreds of houses, forcing dozens of families
living in temporary homes. Local infrastructure, including transportation,
irrigation, electricity and telecommunication, has suffered severe damage. Many
inter-communal roads were shut down, leaving several communes isolated. So that
recovery efforts to affected people have faced many difficulties.
The district estimated that about 345 households are
living in high-risk areas, requiring urgent evacuation to safer places. Coi 2 hamlet
of Suoi Nanh commune was hard hit where 10 houses were fully destroyed and over
70 others need to be relocated. The floods closed road No. 433 leading to the
commune so help had to come to the commune by waterway. In Nhap hamlet, 25
affected families have to live temporarily on boats, their lives faced many
difficulties.
State
agencies, organisations and authorities of Da Bac district sent delegations to address
the situation, provide support to flood-hit communes and move at-risk people to
safer places.

Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Nguyen
Van Quang visits Coi 2 hamlet of Suoi Nanh commne to direct efforts to overcome
flood consequences.

Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Nguyen
Van Quang visits pre-school and primary school teachers who had to move to temporary
homes, in Dong Ruong commune.

A house was fully destroyed by floods at Co 2 hamlet,
Suoi Nanh commune.
Quang asked
authorities of Da Bac district to closely coordinate with relevant departments
to assess landslide risks and deploy measures to ensure safety for people here.
At first, the communes must actively evacuate people from high-risk areas to
safe places, or at the offices, schools and communal health stations; help
people losing homes by allowing them to share roof with others; and provide
them with timely support to overcome difficulties and return to normal life.
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