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Before Typhoon No. 13 was hit, troops and people from Con Co Island (Quang Tri) moved into the tunnel to avoid storms.
On the night of November 14, in Quang Tri province, 12,234 households with 35,421 people were relocated to a safe place to avoid Typhoon No. 13 and landslides, tube floods and flash floods. More than 2,300 ships in the province and 36 outside the province were called to the Cua Tung, South Cua Viet and North Cua Viet storm shelters for mooring.
On the afternoon of the same day, the leaders of the Quang Tri Province People’s Committee reviewed the relocation of the population and storm prevention activities in some coastal towns. The leaders of the Provincial People’s Committee also requested the functional forces to closely monitor the developments of the storm No. 13 to actively implement the storm prevention plans under the motto “4 in place.”
The leaders of the Quang Tri Province People’s Committee requested that before Typhoon No. 13 hits the mainland, the authorities should resolutely relocate people in dangerous areas to safe locations, if necessary. Institutions to ensure the safety of life and property of people …
At 7:00 pm on November 14, on Con Co Island of Quang Tri Province, there were gusts of wind from level 8 to level 9. Before that, starting at 4 pm on the same day, almost 200 officers, troops and people from Con Co Island moved into the storm shelter.
Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Duy Thoai – Politician from Con Co Border Guard Station (Quang Tri Border Guard) said: “The storm was so big that most of the troops and people had to go to the basement to avoid it. Except for the number of cadres that are sent to stay in the unit to perform tasks, ensure security and order, ”said Lt. Col. Nguyen Duy Thoai.
The army and people are expected to remain in the storm shelter on Con Co Island tonight, tomorrow, depending on the weather situation to calculate the time to exit the tunnel. Before sending people to the storm shelter, food and meal were prepared.
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