Recognizing the proactive spirit and efforts of the leadership from the corporation to its member units in directing and implementing storm prevention and overcoming the consequences after the storm, Deputy Minister Nguyen Xuan Sang commended the collectives of workers for uniting, sharing, helping each other, overcoming difficulties, repairing factories and equipment, and joining hands with the unit to soon reorganize production.
Deputy Minister of Transport Nguyen Xuan Sang (second from right) directed the Shipbuilding Industry Corporation to quickly control, count the damage, and repair and overcome the consequences as quickly as possible.
The Deputy Minister requested SBIC leaders to direct member units affected by the storm to quickly organize damage control and statistics, coordinate with relevant agencies and organizations to record damage, invest, repair and overcome consequences as quickly as possible, ensuring compliance with regulations, procedures and instructions of all levels on overcoming consequences of natural disasters.
At the same time, calculate the costs incurred when cleaning up, dismantling, and repairing equipment to update and report to relevant agencies. The unit needs to pay attention to ensuring labor safety when reproducing after the storm, carefully assessing the impact of the storm on the factory and equipment for safety in production. At the same time, quickly meet with contract owners to remove difficulties in delivery progress as well as promote contracts in the coming time.
“It is necessary to quickly meet and discuss with ship owners about the damage caused by the storm to gain sympathy, share, and jointly resolve difficulties, restore production to ensure quality and delivery progress as well as promote new contracts in the coming time,” the Deputy Minister said, asking SBIC to soon visit and encourage workers in difficult circumstances, families that suffered heavy losses, and units that have measures to support disease prevention after the storm.
The Deputy Minister suggested that businesses should quickly meet and discuss with ship owners about the damage caused by the storm to gain sympathy, share, and jointly resolve difficulties, restore production, ensure quality, and ensure delivery progress.
Accepting the direction of Deputy Minister Nguyen Xuan Sang, the leaders of the Shipbuilding Industry Corporation affirmed that they will continue to be determined to take all measures to quickly overcome the consequences so that the units can stabilize production, ensure progress and quality of products and strive to complete the production and business tasks in 2024.
According to reports from the units, after storm No. 3, Ha Long Shipbuilding Company had 6 cranes damaged, of which the 300T gantry crane was the most serious; 1 trailer was damaged; many office and workshop roofs were blown off, about 37,000m2; 80% of the trees in the company were fallen and broken; 162/1198 workers' families suffered damage due to the storm.
Nam Trieu Shipbuilding Company had a KONE 10T pedestal crane collapse; a 2000T Ponton sank at the wharf in the company; 80% of the factory and office roofs were blown off and no longer intact; 83 families of workers lost property, houses, crops, and livestock.
Pha Rung Shipbuilding Company had a 2x5T outdoor gantry crane collapse; some ships under repair were flooded with rainwater; many welding machines, cutting machines, and office computers were flooded with rainwater due to the roof being blown off; many factories and offices had their roofs blown off; workers' families suffered many losses.
In addition, many other units were also affected by roof damage, broken glass doors, and light tree falls such as: Thinh Long Shipbuilding Company Limited, Nam Ha Shipbuilding Industry Joint Stock Company, Song Dao Shipbuilding Industry Joint Stock Company (Nam Dinh); Hai Phong area such as Thanh Long Shipbuilding Company Limited, An Dong Shipbuilding Industry Joint Stock Company; Hanoi area has Song Hong Shipbuilding and Construction Industry Company Limited.
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