In order to promptly and proactively respond to storm No. 1, especially during the time when the storm enters the Gulf of Tonkin and floods due to storm circulation, after the storm, it is necessary to urgently focus on a number of contents: Chairmen of People's Committees of districts, towns and cities urgently implement storm prevention measures according to the motto "3 before - 4 on-site", based on the actual situation and the possibility of storm and flood impacts in the locality, proactively provide timely information, guide people and units to respond to storms and floods, focus on directing: Urgently review and count boats, proactively guide vehicles and boats (fishing boats, transport boats, tourist boats) still operating at sea to take safe shelter; implement measures to ensure safety for boats at anchorage areas.
Review and ensure safety for tourism activities and visitors; aquaculture and fishing activities; resolutely evacuate people on rafts and aquaculture watchtowers to safe places before the storm directly affects them; proactively report and implement the sea ban for fishing boats, transport ships, and tourist boats; assign people to be on duty and guard 24/7 at underground locations, traffic spills, control traffic, organize traffic flow, guide traffic, and limit people's travel during storms and heavy rain to ensure safety. Have plans to mobilize vehicles, equipment, and forces to promptly resolve traffic jams caused by floods and storms, ensuring smooth traffic.
Urgently request investors of projects under construction to take measures to prevent mud, soil and water from overflowing onto national highways and residential areas when there is heavy rain; have plans to immediately handle flooded areas. Review and implement measures to ensure safety for people in areas at high risk of flooding and landslides, organize plans to evacuate people living in camps, temporary houses at the foot of embankments, low-lying areas, and construction works to ensure absolute safety for people and property in all situations; propagate and request people not to go to streams to fish, collect firewood, swim... when there is a flood.
Localities proactively review and prepare to overcome localized flooding when there is heavy rain in residential areas, downstream of dams, and low-lying areas; be ready to drain water to protect agricultural production, urban areas, and industrial zones at risk of flooding; proactively relocate and evacuate people in deeply flooded, isolated areas, at risk of flash floods, landslides; prepare forces, means, equipment, and necessities according to the "four on-site" motto to be ready in all situations.
Review and inspect to ensure safety for production facilities, mines, and mineral exploitation areas, to prevent human casualties when there is heavy rain; prepare forces and means to promptly rescue and quickly overcome the consequences of storms and floods.
The Provincial People's Committee directs the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development to closely monitor the storm's developments, synthesize and regularly report the situation to the Office of the National Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control and the Provincial People's Committee. Directs the Fisheries Sub-Department to coordinate with the People's Committees of coastal localities to regularly grasp the number of boats and aquaculture facilities at sea and along the shore; notify owners of facilities and means of transport operating at sea of the location and developments of the storm to proactively take preventive measures and not enter dangerous areas. Directs reservoir management units to proactively monitor reservoir water levels, regulate and ensure the safety of dykes and irrigation dams, especially sea dykes, river mouth dykes, vulnerable reservoirs and dams, and works under construction and repair.
The Department of Tourism must keep a close eye on the number of tourists, especially in coastal and island tourist areas; inform tourism businesses about the storm situation so that they can proactively prepare plans to welcome guests (especially on weekends); and report to the Provincial People's Committee (through the Standing Office of the Provincial Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue).
In the Official Dispatch, the Provincial People's Committee also requested the People's Committees of localities, units, and the Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control and Search and Rescue at all levels to urgently organize and deploy storm prevention and control work No. 1 according to the direction and actual conditions of the locality; closely monitor the developments of storms, floods and rains; assign leaders to be on duty 24/7; strictly implement the synthesis and timely and regular reporting of the implementation results and response measures to storms, floods and rains to the Office of the Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control - Search and Rescue and Civil Defense of the province and the Office of the Provincial People's Committee.
Also according to information from the People's Committee of Co To district, to proactively prevent and combat storm No. 1, to proactively respond to the developments of storm No. 1, Co To Border Guard Station, Co To district, Quang Ninh province has fired signal flares to notify boat owners to find safe shelter, warning boats not to go to sea when there is a storm at sea.
Co To district promptly informed the people and tourists about the storm's developments, promptly dispatching 42 ships to bring more than 8,000 passengers to the mainland.
It is known that there are currently about 2,500 guests staying in the district. On July 17, the district will continue to mobilize and propagate to bring tourists back to the mainland before the storm arrives.
In addition to ensuring the safety of tourists, Co To district has called on 425 vehicles operating in the district (306 of them are boats from the district, 119 are from outside the district). Up to now, 216 vehicles have returned to safe shelters, while 209 vehicles are continuing to move to shelters.
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