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“Collapsed after one night”
Phu Thuan Primary School (Phu Vang District, Thua Thien-Hue) was completely destroyed Photo: DANG TIEN TUYET |
Not far away, dozens of wooden restaurants along An Bang Beach (KP.An Bang, P.Cam An) were also hit by fierce waves. Some restaurant foundations were cracked, collapsed, many elements were seriously damaged … Mr Tran Duc (owner of a house on An Bang beach) said that the waves caused erosion of many of the foundations, resulting in the collapse of many blocks, not to mention caused a frog’s jaw to invade the shore. “Throughout this area, there are about 26 restaurants destroyed by the big waves, causing hundreds of millions of losses,” Duc said.
Mr. Nguyen Van Quang, vice chairman of the Cam An Ward People’s Committee, said that the houses that were affected by the waves that caused serious landslides were located near the Cua Dai beach. The local government has sent forces to inspect and statistically damage the support plans. Mr. Nguyen The Hung, Vice Chairman of the Hoi An City People’s Committee, also confirmed that the entire coastline of Hoi An has been eroded, the worst still being the Cua Dai beach area. In particular, the group of restaurants that had just been damaged by ocean waves was classified as dangerous last year.
The river and sea embankments are broken
The Han River Embankment (Da Nang City) was broken by sea waves |
As PV pointed out YouthThis section of the embankment has been seriously damaged since Storm 9. After Typhoon No. 13, the cracked embankments continued to expand, extending for hundreds of meters. The cobblestone, the electric poles … along the embankment were completely damaged.
Haunting Hue Citadel
On the morning of November 15, several people on Tran Huy Lieu Street, Phu Hoa District (Hue City, Thua Thien-Hue) used objects, ropes … to temporarily place on the road in the trenches of the citadel of Hue. This area was severely affected by landslides that caused a number of trees to fall. On the morning of November 15, there were more rows of palanquin trees over ten years old and some pillars of street lighting in the section of the house number 28 Tran Huy Lieu fell into the trenches, causing this path to collapse more deeply .
Tran Huy Lieu Street (also known as the lake shore of Tran Hung Dao Street) is located behind Tran Hung Dao Street, Phu Hoa neighborhood. This road has been beautified for 20 years, it is a part of the road that runs through a part of the citadel, on the opposite side of the imperial city of Hue from the gate to Phan Dang Luu street, through a busy residential area. After the influence of Typhoon No. 13, landslides and trees fell on the road from the Cua Cua stretch to Thuong Tu (in which there were 2 erosion stretches of about 200 m long, threatening the home security of 10 households. people).
Warning of heavy rain in the northThe National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasts said that on the night of November 15, Typhoon No. 13 weakened into a tropical depression and moved in a northwesterly direction, every hour about 15 km, then gradually weakened by a area of low pressure. At 4:00 am this morning (November 16), the central location of the low pressure area is over the central region of Laos with strong winds below level 6, which is less than 40 km / hour. The National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasts warns, due to the influence of tropical depression combined with cold air, the provinces from Thanh Hoa to Ha Tinh, the North Delta region, the northern mountainous provinces including Hoa Binh, Son La, Phu Tho with heavy rains, in some places it rains a lot until November 16. Forecast, precipitation is 50 to 100 mm, in some places more than 120 mm. On the afternoon of November 15, the Office of the Central Steering Committee for the Prevention of Natural Disasters said that according to a quick report from localities, Typhoon 13 injured 18 people while fighting against housing (Quang Tri 7, Quang Nam 3 people, Quang Binh 8 people). Typhoon 13 caused 2 electrical problems on 110 kV lines in Da Nang; 17 power poles were broken in Quang Tri, causing 283 communes and districts to cut off electricity to ensure safety. The storm also accelerated the roof, damaging 4,364 houses (4,000 houses in Thua Thien-Hue, 364 houses in Quang Tri); causing landslides of 4 km of coastline in Quang Nam; felled more than 2,620 trees of all kinds in Thua Thien-Hue and Quang Tri.
According to the report of the Office of the National Committee for Response to Incidents and Disasters and Search and Rescue, Department of Rescue and Rescue (Ministry of Defense), the Ministry of Defense has mobilized about 2,000 officers and soldiers, more than 1,300. The militia and the self-defense groups used 128 vehicles of all kinds to evacuate 51,721 homes with more than 165,354 people to safety during storm No. 13. Phan hau |
Roofs of houses, damaged boatsAccording to the report of the Quang Binh Province Information and Rescue Command, Typhoon No. 13 injured 8 people, covered 231 houses and sank 11 fishing boats; The Canh Duong Embankment (Quang Trach District) is 40 m. At 16 p.m., 5 underground spills in Bo Trach district were deeply flooded, the town had to appoint people to set up guard posts, put up warning signs, including: underground Bung Km 562 + 200 (Hung commune Trach), Khe Su Subway (Son Loc Commune), Co Lan Subway (Son Loc Commune), Khe Ngat Subway (TT.Nong Viet Trung School), Underground Railway in Tay Trach Commune. Meanwhile, according to Quang Binh Power Company’s quick report, after Storm No. 13, 132,732 customers were without power, only 11,998 boxes were restored. There are 67 communes with power outages, concentrated in Bo Trach, Dong Hoi, Quang Ninh, Le Thuy, Quang Trach; Quang Binh Electricity mobilized forces to reactivate the central areas on the night of November 15.
In Thua Thien-Hue, at the beginning of November 15, in the coastal areas of the communes of Loc Vinh, Giang Hai (H. Phu Loc) and Hai Duong (Huong Tra Town), there were large waves, the level rise from the sea flooded people’s houses about 0, 2 m. According to initial statistics from the Provincial Information and Rescue Command, storm No. 13 collapsed 6 homes, more than 4,000 homes with blown roofs, dozens of schools, state agencies and businesses were severely damaged. thousands of trees were broken. There are 15 ships anchored and sunk by the waves. It should be noted that Mr. Nguyen Cuong’s fishing boat TTH-99911TS as captain was anchored by the waves, hit the house of Ms. Le Thi Xuyen (Hai Tien village, TT.Tuan An, Phu Vang) collapsed 2 / 3 houses, fortunately no human damage. In addition, dozens of electric poles were broken, transformer stations damaged, causing power outages in 92 communes and districts. After the storm, Mr. Phan Ngoc Tho, chairman of the Thua Thien-Hue Province People’s Committee, verified the damage in coastal towns and critical areas, and requested to gather forces to repair houses, schools and diseases. Institute … Quang Tri Province also suffered a lot of damage due to Typhoon No. 13. In which, Con Co Island has many houses whose roofs were blown off; In H.Hai Lang, the trees running along Provincial Highway 582 were snapped, police forces, the army and the militia used chainsaws to temporarily clear the road. Also in the Hai Lang district, many houses in the Hai An coastal commune and several restaurants have been blown up. Quang Tri’s electricity industry suffered heavy losses as 140,000 customers in 60 communes, districts and towns were without power. TQNam – BNLong – Nguyen Phuc |
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