Taking more water samples and fish samples in Van Don, Quang Ninh to clarify the cause of mass fish deaths
The authorities are taking more fish and water samples in Cap Tien and Van Don villages to determine the cause of mass fish deaths in recent days.
The marine aquaculture point in the Van Don 1 bridge area (Cap Tien village, Van Don special zone) currently has about 25 households raising fish in cages, mainly yellow-legged standard fish, perch and perch.
On October 13, after discovering yellow-legged arrests and fish in cages dead in large numbers, many households reported the incident to local authorities.
On October 17, the local government took 3 dead fish samples and sent them to the Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine of Quang Ninh province for testing and determining the cause.
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Da Nang coastal shops and hotels defend against storm No. 12
Recorded by Lao Dong reporter on the afternoon of October 22, due to the impact of storm No. 12, the weather in Da Nang had light rain in waves, the sea wind began to gust strongly to the shore.
To minimize damage, many shops and hotels along the coast of Da Nang have proactively deployed defensive measures because they are concerned about strong winds when the storm sleeps through.
Many shops and hotels on Vo Nguyen Giap Street are looking for measures to combat storm No. 12 (Fengshen).
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Hydropower plants in Quang Ngai are ready to release water to regulate if there is heavy rain
The water level of irrigation and hydroelectric reservoirs is within the safe threshold. Provincial leaders requested close monitoring and readiness to release floodwaters to regulate if there is heavy rain.
On October 22, Mr. Nguyen Hoang Giang - Chairman of the People's Committee of Quang Ngai province inspected the breakwater in An Phu commune.
At the inspection, representatives of the Quang Ngai Province Traffic Construction Investment Project Management Board (investor) reported on the construction progress and response plan for storm No. 12, expected to directly affect the area in the evening of October 22.
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