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* 80 trapped hydropower workers have escaped
After hours of crossing the forest road, wade into the muddy Dak Mi 2 hydroelectric plant site (Phuoc Cong Commune, Phuoc Son District, Quang Nam) where workers are stranded, PV Youth Witness the devastating and terrible scene after the disaster.
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The suffocation carried the hydroelectric workers of Dak Mi 2 across the river in the middle of the rushing water. |
Difficulty approaching the scene.
On the morning of October 30, PV Youth and the delegation from Quang Nam province directly “uprooted” the forest to reach the Dak Mi 2 hydropower plant area. The mission was led by Mr. Nguyen Manh Ha, Head of the Internal Affairs Committee of the Provincial Party Committee from Quang Nam. From the headquarters of the H. Phuoc Son People’s Committee, the group traveling more than 10 km had to stop because the road was divided by the rapid Xa Ka River. At that time, a group of officers from the Phuoc Cong Commune People’s Committee were waiting, using a motorcycle to take the mission across the river, to the CCP headquarters to discuss the approach to the site.
At around 11:30, we approached the scene of the isolated Dak Mi 2 hydroelectric worker. “Today it is sunny, but it is still raining, the disclosure process will be much more arduous and dangerous,” sighed a delegation official.
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Hydroelectric worker in Dak Mi 2 tells a story about escaping from an isolated area |
“As from the dead”
In order not to let colleagues have to continue to face death, on October 30, many workers at the Dak Mi 2 Hydroelectric Power Plant tried to follow the cable line (pulley shape) to bring the number of people trapped and isolated. outside. The escape was supported by outside rescuers, including words of encouragement …
Ms. Lo Thuy May (38, from Nghe An) smiled happily as she successfully crossed the flood. She said that on the afternoon of October 28, water and rocks suddenly crashed into the camp, where she and some workers were hiding. Ms. May ran out and followed other workers to “find a way to live.” “The soil and the rock buried all the objects. I couldn’t bring anything. For a few days when I was walking through the mud and soaking in the rain, I had to remove the workers’ clothes, ”May said. During the time of her escape, Ms. May said that her family at home was… crying, holding hands, praying that she would return alive. “I have to send photos, I have to call to notify my relatives immediately,” he hurriedly recalled something.
Just when he successfully crossed the river, Mr. Nguyen Van Huan (52 years old, from Nghe An) sat on a rock with his hands to pray for his colleagues from behind to return safely. When the mountain collapsed, Mr. Huan and dozens of people guided each other, wading about 5 km high towards the side of the Dak Mi 2 hydroelectric power station to avoid shelter.
“The road is only 5 km long, but it takes about 8 hours. Wading muddy, stripped of trees, we are like people returning from the dead. For the last few days, we shared the tough instant noodles. Really too terrible! ”Mr. Huan said.
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Mr. Nguyen Van Huan (52 years old) is a hydroelectric worker in Dak Mi 2 recounted the escape trip. |
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On the night of October 30, talk to PV YouthMr. Nguyen Van Quang, Vice Chairman of H. Phuoc Son People’s Committee, said that the direct rescue was carried out by workers from the Dak Mi 2 hydroelectric plant. “Many workers are safe, the rescue will continue in the next few days,” Quang said. Today (October 31), the H. Phuoc Son People’s Committee delegation will go to Phuoc Kim Commune (Phuoc Son District) to provide food aid to people who have been separated due to storms and floods. Meanwhile, finding the missing person in Phuoc Loc commune (the same district) remains difficult. Therefore, now the local forces will take over the search. Mr. Nguyen Manh Ha, Head of the Internal Affairs Committee of the Quang Nam Provincial Party Committee, said that the rescue force had also reached the trapped workers. In the afternoon of last night, 80 workers came out safe and sound, their health was stable. People who remain trapped are also in a safe position, with enough food to use for about 15 days.
Before that, rescuers also used pulleys to deliver food and essentials to people isolated because they ran out of food and reported asking for help. Immediately after that, this force had to tie the cable, so this morning, October 31, continued to refuel over this cable line. Trac Rin – Manh Cuong |
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