82-year-old old man taken out of deep flooded area, evacuated people from landslide area in Da Nang

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Da Nang - Amid the heavy rain and floods, officers and soldiers of the Defense Command of Region 5 - Dien Ban promptly crossed the floodwaters, bringing the 82-year-old woman to safety.

Faced with the complicated developments of prolonged heavy rain causing deep flooding in Dai Loc commune, Da Nang city, on the afternoon of October 27, officers and soldiers of the Provincial Defense Command 5 - Dien Ban urgently coordinated with the local militia, police and mass organizations to organize the evacuation and bring the old man Truong Thi Mai (82 years old), residing in Nghia My village, Dai Loc commune to a safe place.

Despite the heavy rain and rapid rising water, in the spirit of "Serving the People", the participating forces overcame difficulties, approached isolated houses, carried Mai out of the deeply flooded area, and supported the family in moving essential belongings, ensuring safety of life and property.

The timely and affectionate actions of the officers and soldiers of the PTKV 5 - Dien Ban Command have left a beautiful image in the hearts of the people, clearly demonstrating the qualities of "Uncle Ho's soldiers" in peacetime - ready to be present in difficult and dangerous places, contributing to the local government's effective response to natural disasters, protecting the safety of people's lives and property.

Nguoi dan tai xa La Dee duoc dua den noi tru an an toan. Anh: Mai Vy
People in La De commune were taken to safe shelter. Photo: Mai Vy

Meanwhile, in the border commune of La De, the commune deployed the Party Executive Committee ( polices, military) of the commune to coordinate with the Border Guard and local forces to overcome the consequences of the landslide that overflowed into a house in Dac Penh village, transported assets and mobilized the family to a safe shelter.

Mobilize 4 households in Dac Oc village located in areas at high risk of landslides to safe shelters such as the Dac Oc village cultural house according to the commune's plan, blocking 1 road from allowing people to travel due to high risk of landslides.

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