Heavy rain causes localized flooding in Nghe An border areas
Heavy rain triggered by typhoon No. 4 has caused localized flooding in several areas along Nghe An Province’s border in recent days, with border forces warning residents of possible flash floods and landslides. Flood damage mounts in Northeastern region Storm Narra lashes Quang Ninh, Hai Phong with torrential rains Typhoon Narra moves slowly, triggering days of heavy rain
Heavy rain from typhoon No. 4 has resulted in localized flooding in border regions of Nghe An Province over the past few days, prompting border forces to alert residents about potential flash floods and landslides. On August 24, officers and soldiers from the Thong Thu Border Guard Station, part of the Nghe An Provincial Border Guard Command, worked alongside the Muong Piet Village Management Board to assess flooded areas.
They emphasized the importance of residents staying vigilant about weather conditions and taking necessary precautions against flash floods and landslides. To date, there have been no reported casualties or property damage. However, over 20 households in Muong Piet Village find themselves separated from their homes by a stream, risking isolation should the heavy rain persist and water levels continue to rise.
On the same day, heavy rain also led to localized flooding in the Nhon Mai Commune. Border Guard Station officers and soldiers collaborated with Nhon Mai Commune police to assist residents of Tan Mai Village in moving their possessions to safer locations and mitigating potential losses due to flooding. Border Guard units stationed along Nghe An Province's border are remaining on alert, closely monitoring the situation and proactively coordinating with local authorities and relevant agencies to swiftly respond if the flooding situation escalates.
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