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On December 3, the Cu Jut district authorities, Dak Nong province, are organizing an inventory of the property damage of people living along the Serepok river after the flood discharge from the hydroelectric power station by Buon Kuop.
Mr. Tong Van Chung looked towards the fish farming area
Before that, at dawn the same day, the Buon Kuop hydroelectric power station on the Serepok River was flooded with a great flow. Being present along the banks of the Serepok River at noon the same day, the reporter recorded that the river’s water rose many meters above normal and flowed. Many people were amazed and watched the water flow because billions of VND worth of assets were suddenly washed away by the water.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa sobbed as 5 billion VND was swept away at one point
Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa (SN 1966, living in Ea Tling City, Cu Jut District) sobbed because 20 fish cages worth more than 5 billion VND were washed away in a few minutes. Her husband, Mr. Tong Van Chung (SN 1965) was stiffer, but occasionally wiped away tears. Chung said that around 4:30 am, the water from the Serepok River was flowing back and forth. At that time, Mr. Chung could only stand on the shore and worry, but just a few minutes later, the water rose many meters, washed away 20 cages to raise fish.
The river water is about 5 m high.
According to Mr. Chung, the family’s aquaculture area is a subbranch of the Serepok River. In recent days, his family did not receive notification from the Buon Kuop hydroelectric power station (about 3 km away) or the local authority about the discharge of the flood. “A total of 20 cages for raising red-tailed fish, carp … getting ready to sell, the water will be washed. Approximately 5 billion VND of fish money and 200 million VND of money in the cages have been dragged away. Not just empty handed, 2 trillion dong borrowed for investment now I don’t know where to pay “- Mr. Chung gasped.
The fish cage of Mr. Bui Van Binh’s family was also torn by the water, the fish floated along the river
Similarly, Mr. Bui Van Binh (SN 1962, living in Buon Ma Thuot city, Dak Lak province), said that his family invested in raising 10 fish cages. Unsurprisingly, harvest time is over a month away, but now he’s lost. “At approximately 4:30 AM On December 3, the water from the Serepok River began to flow rapidly and to rise very rapidly. The water flowed so hard that it broke the net, swept and submerged 5 cages of my fish in an instant. The rest of the fish cage was anchored close to the shore, but also torn by the net, the fish died and came out clean. The damage was estimated at almost 1 billion VND, “Binh said sadly.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa sobbed when she had 5 billion dong in the river
Suggest hydroelectric support
Present in the fish farming area of Mr. Chung’s family, Mr. Ho Son, Head of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of the Cu Jut district, said that the unit is making statistics on the damage of some homes after from the Buon hydroelectric plant. Kuop floods. Also according to Mr. Son, he asked the Buon Kuop hydroelectric power station to join in with statistics on the damage and support for the people.
“A few days ago, the Buon Kuop hydroelectric plant announced flood discharge and power generation with an increasing flow to 800m3 / s. At 7:45 this morning, I received a phone call from the Buon Kuop Hydroelectric plant announcing flood discharge and power generation. The total volume of 1,100m3 / s. The Buon Kuop hydroelectric power station was built in the last 20 years. This is the second time (the first time in 2017), this plant discharges floods that make the water of the Serepok River rise so high “- Added Mr. Son.
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