Prolonged heavy rains caused flooding in many localities in Ha Tinh, isolated many residential areas, and left 3 people dead and missing due to floods.
Prolonged heavy rains caused flooding in many localities in Ha Tinh, isolated many residential areas, and left 3 people dead and missing due to floods.
In recent days, continuous heavy rains for many days, along with reservoirs and hydroelectric plants releasing floodwaters, have caused many communes in Ha Tinh to be flooded, and many important traffic routes have been isolated. Rain situation In Duc Linh commune, the rapid rise of the Ngan Sau river has also caused deep flooding in Cua Linh and My Ngoc villages, completely isolating the village's main school routes. (Source: Ha Tinh Newspaper)
Due to the influence of cold air moving east to the south, Ha Tinh area has moderate to heavy rain, some places have very heavy rain. The amount of rain measured from 7pm on October 28 to 7pm on October 30 ranged from 209 - 400mm. In which, there are many localities with continuous heavy rain, lasting for many hours such as the amount of rain measured at Chu Le hydrological station is 458mm, in Huong Khe is 486.4mm. In the photo: Tat Dam in Hoa Hai commune, capacity 0.4 million m3 , the dam body broke with a length of 15m, width 7m, causing erosion of traffic roads, silting up downstream rice fields. (Source: Ha Tinh Newspaper)
Heavy rains also caused landslides. In the photo: The North-South railway line through Lien Chau village, Duc Lien commune, Vu Quang district suffered severe landslides, making it impossible for trains to travel.
According to information from the Provincial Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control and Search and Rescue (PCTT&TKCN), the flood situation in the province is still very complicated. Due to the impact of heavy rain, floods on the river rose rapidly. The water level on the river at 7:00 a.m. on October 31 at hydrological stations such as Chu Le was 14.07m (0.07m above alert level III); Hoa Duyet was 9.44m (0.44m above alert level II)... In the photo: Flood situation in Huong Khe district. (Source: Ha Tinh Newspaper)
Water flooded into many houses in Huong Khe district due to heavy rain. In the face of complicated flood situation, on the morning of October 31, Huong Khe district proactively allowed 54 schools with 22,525 students to stay home. In this locality, floods caused 2 people to drown and 1 person to go missing. (Source: Ha Tinh Newspaper)
The floods also caused 3 village cultural houses in Duc Bong and Duc Giang communes, along with many village and commune traffic routes with a length of 20.2 km, to be flooded, cutting off 505 households. The landslide situation on Vu Quang's traffic routes is also unpredictable with a landslide length of more than 1.3 km and a volume of 1,000 m3. In the photo: Landslides caused rocks and soil to bury people's houses in Hop Duc village, Huong Minh commune, Vu Quang district. (Source: Ha Tinh Newspaper)
As of the morning of October 31, heavy rains had still flooded many roads, bridges, and culverts in the communes of Huong Binh, Huong Do, Dien My, Phuc Trach, Huong Lien, Huong Lam, etc., leaving many residential areas isolated. In the photo: The central sports area of Huong Thuy commune, Huong Khe district, is submerged in water. (Source: CAND Newspaper)
Many areas in Ha Linh commune recorded that the residential roads here were cut off by flood water. In many areas, the flood water rose more than 1 meter, making it impossible for people to wade on the road and had to use small boats to travel. In the photo: Flood water poured in, bringing with it a mass of mud and soil into the houses of households in Ha Linh commune. (Photo: Le Minh)
Landslides affected 47 households in Vu Quang, Quang Tho, Duc Bong, Huong Minh, and Duc Lien towns, causing damage to fruit trees, auxiliary works, and livestock pens. In addition, 17 hectares of winter corn and 5.5 hectares of fish farming area were damaged by heavy rain. In the photo: The main road to Dien My commune has been isolated by floodwaters since the night of October 30. (Photo: Le Minh)
In Duc Tho district, landslides affected 6 households in Duc Lang commune and several inter-commune and inter-district traffic routes. Heavy rains caused 120m of fences to collapse, 7.5 hectares of winter corn and flooded 12.5 hectares of fish ponds. In the photo: National Highway 15A through Ha Linh commune, Huong Khe district was flooded, completely cutting off traffic. (Source: CAND Newspaper)
Heavy rain also caused the collapse of canals, house walls, cultural houses, and medical stations in Thanh Loc, Khanh Vinh Yen, Phu Loc, and Gia Hanh communes of Can Loc district. In the photo: Heavy rain caused hundreds of cubic meters of cropland to erode in Huong Minh commune. (Source: Ha Tinh Newspaper)
In Hong Linh Town, heavy rain caused landslides along 60m of riverbank, carrying away 1,500 - 2,000 m3 of soil and rock, and there is a risk of further landslides near Trung Luong culvert, close to the bank of the Ca Temple cultural relic in Trung Luong ward. In the photo: Police force put up signs warning of dangerous deep flooded areas. (Source: CAND Newspaper)
Landslides on the banks of the Ngan Mo River in Cam Xuyen District continue to occur due to prolonged heavy rain. Currently, landslides are occurring in Phuong Tu, Trung Thanh, and Quoc Tien villages in Cam Due Commune with a length of 150m. In the photo: Police forces of Can Loc and Thach Ha districts promptly dispatched 4 canoes to successfully rescue 9 workers of the North-South construction project who were trapped in the flood zone. (Source: CAND Newspaper)
Faced with the above situation, the authorities have deployed many measures to support the people. In the photo: Authorities help people transport assets and belongings out of the flooded area.
The railway sector mobilizes human resources to overcome landslides on the North-South railway line through Duc Lien commune, Vu Quang district. (Source: Ha Tinh Newspaper)
To proactively respond to floods, the Provincial Steering Committee for Disaster Prevention and Control and Search and Rescue requires units and localities to continue to closely monitor weather developments; immediately deploy response measures according to the "4 on-site" motto to ensure people's safety and limit damage caused by floods. (Source: Ha Tinh Newspaper)
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