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On the night of September 17, Ms. Tran Thi Ly (Quarter 5, Cua Viet City, Gio Linh, Quang Tri) was taken to the relocation area of the province’s Youth Activities Center. Photo: QUOC NAM
People were evacuated, tens of thousands of students in the storm-affected area were able to leave the school to ensure safety.
Da Nang: Tho Quang fishing port is overloaded
In the coastal area of Son Tra district, fishermen hire small boats to collect crane trucks. Hundreds of deep-sea fishing boats in the central provinces continued to tow to the Tho Quang Lock, Son Tra district anchored to avoid storms.
According to Mr. Nguyen Lai – Deputy Director of the Board of Directors of Ship Lock and Tho Quang Fishing Port, because this is the largest fishing port in the Central, many boats from other provinces have anchored, avoiding storms, so the fishing port is too crowded. This unit is to guide the ship’s anchorages in the Man Quang Bay area. “We have made reasonable arrangements to store as many cans as possible to protect the safety of the property for people,” Lai said.
At the meeting to discuss storm prevention plan No. 5 on September 17, Mr. Ho Ky Minh, vice chairman of the Da Nang City People’s Committee, called on the districts to urgently evacuate homes in the area at risk of being affected. due to the storm of the same afternoon.
The Da Nang City Military Command also said it had cooperated with 33 units from Military Region V and the Defense Ministry to prepare specialized means of mobility to prevent floods and storms. So far, the unit’s forces have mobilized more than 3,000 soldiers ready to fight.
Quang Nam: farmers harvest rice from 2 am with storms
In Dien Ban City and Hoi An City, since the morning of September 17, farmers were busy harvesting rice. “There is about a week to go until harvest day, but now the storm is coming, so we have to cut early, greener than old. Our whole family went to cut rice from 2:00 am to 9:00 am, they cut the entire field and took it home, ”said a farmer from Vong Nhi village, Cam Thanh commune (Hoi An).
The Quang Nam Border Command Post said the number of Quang Nam fishing vessels operating at sea was 318 vessels with 3,752 employees, out of a total of 3,048 fishing vessels in the province. These fishing boats have received reports on the course of the storm and are moving away from the affected area.
Quang Tri – Quang Binh: relocation of people at night
On the afternoon of September 17, Mr. Ha Si Dong, permanent vice chairman of the Quang Tri Provincial People’s Committee, said that the province organized the relocation of people and had to complete it before 8:00 pm on the same day. In Quang Binh, on the morning of the same day, the Provincial People’s Committee issued an emergency call to guide localities to prevent storms.
According to the Provincial Flood and Storm Control Board, the entire province has more than 20,000 homes and more than 76,000 people have to leave the danger zones on the night of September 17.
Thua Thien Hue: relocation of 24,000 households
On the afternoon of September 17, the Thua Thien Hue Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue Steering Committee said there were 24,841 households with 88,583 people who needed to be relocated to the No. 5 storm shelter. Major General Ha Tho Binh – Deputy Commander, Chief of Staff of Military Region 4 – added that the Military Region High Command has ordered the military command of the provinces to coordinate with local forces to relocate the population in areas prone to flood risks, flash floods in 3 provinces of Thua Thien Hue, Quang Binh and Quang Tri.
Also on September 17, Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung examined the No. 5 storm prevention situation in Thua Thien Hue province. The deputy prime minister valued the proactive prevention of storms in this province and ordered “not to be subjective because the history of the historic flood of 1999 is still there as an example.”
Storm No. 5 subsided before landing
On the night of September 17, responding to Tuoi Tre, Mr. Tran Quang Nang – Chief of Weather Forecast, National Hydrometeorological Forecast Center – said at 17 pm on September 17 that Typhoon No. 5 was in the south. Truong Sa Archipelago, the strongest wind is level 9-10, level 12.
“The latest update from the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasts has noted: Compared to the previous forecast, on September 17, the intensity of the storm has decreased. The strongest wind was probably level 11 on the morning of September 18. When it hit shore, the storm continued to weaken, landing at magnitude 9-10, level 12.
The storm was moving in a northwesterly direction. At noon and early afternoon on September 18, the storm will hit mainland. The focus of the storms landed in Quang Binh – Quang Nam provinces, directly affected by the storms throughout the day, ”said Mr. Nang.
Due to the influence of the storm, heavy rains of 200-400mm are forecast in the provinces from Ha Tinh to Quang Ngai. Strong winds on the mainland, usually 6-7 winds, storms passing 9-10 degrees, the trend of strong winds expands northward more when the storm arrives, Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces should pay attention. strong wind. At sea in the area near the center of strong winds at level 11, in the Gulf of Tonkin there are winds of level 6 and 7, and in the south of the Gulf of Tonkin, the strong winds are level 8.
According to the Border Guard report, until 4:30 p.m. on September 17, it announced, counted and instructed 58,345 fishing boats / 285,384 people to anchor safely. There are still 230 fishing boats / 1,591 people operating in the danger zone. The vehicles had picked up the information from the storm, were heading ashore or escaping the danger zone.
INTELLECTUAL
Students leave school to avoid storms
On the afternoon of September 17, the Da Nang City People’s Committee ordered all students to leave school on September 18 and 19 to avoid storms No. 5. On the same day, the Department of Education and Training Quang Nam sent a love letter. Education departments bridge, schools to notify students of all grade levels to be absent from school on September 18 to avoid storms.
Thua Thien Hue Province also sent an official letter to students of all levels in the area to leave school for two days on September 18 and 19 to avoid storm shelter number 5.
Đ.C Đường – L.TRUNG – N.LINH
The storm n. 5 was in accordance with storm law
Ms Le Thi Xuan Lan, former deputy head of the forecast department of the Southern Regional Hydrometeorology Station, said Typhoon No. 5 had some unusual spots like: Typically, storms form off the coast of the Philippines and then they move. enter this country and weaken, until it enters the South China Sea to become stronger again. And Typhoon No. 5 started in the lowlands off the coast of the Philippines and then got successively stronger and is even stronger when it comes to our country.
According to some storm prediction models, this storm will maintain its intensity when inland. “The average speed of the storm in the East Sea is about 15-18 km / h, but this storm is moving at about 20 km very quickly,” Lan said.
Ms. Lan cautioned that for this storm, ships must travel south to the Spratly Islands or east to avoid the storm. On dry land, people noticed that when the storm and tropical depressions came, the wind and rain seemed to stop completely, the sky cleared, but soon the wind and rain emerged in the opposite direction. Therefore, after a few hours of tropical storms and depressions, people must leave their homes or shelters.
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