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Intellectual people
Heavy rains last night and all day today (October 16) have caused rivers and streams to rise in Quang Binh. Many villages and hamlets in the border areas of this town continued to be isolated, some roads were eroded.
Until the afternoon of October 16, heavy rains caused the water in rivers and streams in the Truong Son and Truong Xuan commune areas of Quang Ninh District to begin to rise rapidly. Heavy rains in a large area caused highway 9C, km 33 + 100 section to be bypassed, subways 25 and 23 on this route were flooded about 1m deep, fast flowing water traffic could not pass .
Heavy rains divided many areas.
Currently, the local border guard force is also implementing many task forces to help people, ready to move homes out of the flooded areas with the locality. At the same time, he mobilized cadres and soldiers to come down to the villages and carry out propaganda to remind people to raise awareness about preventing floods and landslides.
Many sections of Highway 9C eroded.
Also in the Minh Hoa district, up to this point, the area is still raining only to heavy rains, the water in Ka Ai underground, Dan Hoa commune has risen more than 1 meter and divided Ka Ai village with 41 households / 412 people. The water level at the top of the Gianh River rose very rapidly, causing a 5-point split between National Highway 12A and the villages of Loc.
Functional forces establish temporary barriers that prevent people from passing through dangerous areas.
At present, Ka Dinh’s groundwater has been flooded by more than 1.5 m. In the Le Thuy district, the floods also divided three villages in the Lam Thuy commune, namely Bach Dan, Tan Ly and Eo Bu – Bit Mut.
Nhat Le Sea Rescue’s cabins were toppled by the waves.
Currently, Quang Binh continues to have heavy to very heavy rains, this town is forecast to continue to receive another flood if the rain continues.
Due to the impact of the floods and Typhoon No. 7, many coastal areas in Dong Hoi City have also been eroded. This afternoon, the rescue huts on Nhat Le beach were also washed away by the waves.
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