Historic Flood in Quang Binh: Hundreds of Houses in the Navel Area Flooded to the Roof | News



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Tan Hoa Commune (H.Minh Hoa, Quang Binh) is located in the Gianh River Basin, which is considered the Navel Flood Area of ​​Quang Binh Province. Although they have gotten used to the flood, or in other words, they have “agreed” to live with the floods, with the flood water coming in quickly, the people here cannot keep up.

Living with the floods, many people in Tan Hoa Commune have “created” a house that is considered the safest place to save when the floods return as a “flood-proof buoy house”. When the floodwaters rise, the buoy house will rise very high.

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The historic flood in Quang Binh, also considered the historic flood in the center, has caused hundreds of houses in this flood-prone Tan Hoa to reach the roof. Every rainy season, the place is continuously and deeply flooded into the sea.

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The sea covered everywhere in Tan Hoa commune, houses flooded to the roof

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Tan Hoa Primary School flooded water, flooded more than 2 meters high

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Hundreds of houses in the Tan Hoa Commune Navel Flood Zone (H. Minh Hoa, Quang Binh) climbed to the roof.

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In the middle of a vast sea of ​​water, hundreds of houses can only see the roof.

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Many people believe that, with this situation of continuous flooding, it is very likely that many areas in low-lying areas, downstream of the Gianh River, will be before the milestone of the “great flood” in 1979.

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Many electric poles were also flooded as deeply as people’s houses.

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Historic floods make the people of Quang Binh unable to keep up

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In the face of increasing rains and mounting floods, the Quang Binh province authorities urgently dispatched hundreds of officers and soldiers to take people to safety to avoid human harm.

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For people in flooded areas, boats are an important means of transportation and transportation of things to avoid flooding.

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The navel of the Quang Binh flood is surrounded by water

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The water covered only the sterile ceiling

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The school was attacked by heavy flooding

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Before the historic flood, students from Quang Binh province were given school leave to prevent flooding.

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Flood-proof buoy house helps Quang Binh people to “stay temporarily” when flood occurs

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The historic flooding in Quang Binh made hundreds of houses visible only from the roof

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