Heartwarming images of border guards in Thanh Hoa helping people in floods

From September 21 to 23, Thanh Hoa province, especially mountainous districts, experienced continuous heavy rains, causing flooding and landslides in some areas and traffic routes, threatening the safety of many households.

Faced with the complicated developments of the flood situation, the Thanh Hoa Provincial Border Guard mobilized nearly 1,500 officers and soldiers along with vehicles to stay close to the area, coordinating with the locality to evacuate 356 households, with 1,856 people out of the danger zone.

Border guards continue to maintain forces to overcome the consequences of natural disasters and help people stabilize their lives.

Some pictures of border guards in Thanh Hoa helping people in floods:

Trung Ly Border Guard Station (Muong Lat) helps people overcome natural disasters. (Photo: Thanh Hoa Border Guard)

Quang Chieu Border Guard Station (Muong Lat) helps people move their belongings to a safe place. (Photo: Thanh Hoa Border Guard)

Move things up high to avoid damage. (Photo: Thanh Hoa Border Guard)

Faced with the complicated developments of rain and floods with the risk of landslides, the Border Guard force and local people moved their belongings to a safe place. (Photo: Thanh Hoa Border Guard).

Tam Chung Border Guard Station (Muong Lat district) is helping people clean up the landslide site. (Photo: Thanh Hoa Border Guard)

Soil that flooded into people's houses is being cleaned up. (Photo: Thanh Hoa Border Guard)

Yen Khuong Border Guard Station (Lang Chanh District) handles landslides and rocks that have entered people's houses. (Photo: Thanh Hoa Border Guard)

Na Meo Border Guard Station (Quan Son District) helps people harvest rice. (Photo: Thanh Hoa Border Guard)

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/am-long-hinh-anh-bo-doi-bien-phong-o-thanh-hoa-giup-dan-trong-mua-lu-2325258.html