Hanoi after storm number 3, the workload is still too much
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On every street of Hanoi, forces and people joined hands to overcome the consequences left by storm No. 3.
Recently, Chairman of Hanoi People's Committee Tran Sy Thanh signed and issued Official Dispatch No. 17/CD-UBND on focusing on promoting the work of clearing fallen trees after storm No. 3 in inner-city districts. In particular, the Chairman of Hanoi People's Committee requested districts, departments and branches of the city to coordinate, implement and ensure the completion of clearing fallen trees in the districts before September 20.According to statistics from Hanoi, storm No. 3 caused more than 25,000 trees to fall in the area, of which more than 24,800 trees fell. Although Hanoi has made great efforts to overcome the consequences after the storm, fallen trees are still scattered on the streets. Therefore, launching a general environmental cleaning campaign is an urgent task, requiring the active participation of all cadres, members, union members, and people from all walks of life to soon bring life back to normal and preserve a clean living environment.According to Lao Dong, on the morning of September 15, on the streets, many forces including the Police, Mobile Police, environmental workers, civil defense, militia and volunteer student groups at universities in the capital worked actively with the goal of clearing the roads for Hanoi people to travel safely and the streets to be clean before September 20.On the central streets of Hanoi, many forces and people simultaneously participated in general environmental sanitation, cleaning up the scene after the storm. However, according to the reporter's observation, the workload to overcome the consequences after the storm is still too much. Because currently, almost all the streets of the capital, the situation of fallen trees and garbage is still messy, causing pressure for the forces participating in the handling.In addition, in recent days, as soon as the water in flooded areas in Hanoi gradually receded, units under Hanoi Electricity Corporation have reviewed and inspected the electrical system, repaired damaged power supply equipment to quickly restore power to people to ensure safety and stability.With the motto of restoring power as soon as the water recedes, the Hanoi electricity sector has been urgently checking and reviewing the power system. In the photo, workers are repairing a flooded transformer on Chuong Duong Do Street, Hoan Kiem District before restoring power.
According to the report of the Ministry of Planning and Investment, storm No. 3 is the strongest storm in the East Sea in the past 30 years. Storm No. 3 and its circulation have a very large area of influence, combined with the flood discharge in the upstream of some large rivers, causing prolonged heavy rain, flooding, flash floods, landslides, etc., seriously occurring in many areas.
To date, storm No. 3 has left 353 people dead or missing. Preliminary, incomplete estimates put the property damage caused by storm No. 3 at around 40 trillion VND.
Of these, about 257,000 houses, 1,300 schools and many infrastructure works collapsed and were damaged; 305 dike incidents, mainly large dikes of level 3 or higher; over 262,000 hectares of rice, crops and fruit trees were flooded, damaged and collapsed; 2,250 aquaculture cages were damaged and swept away; nearly 2.3 million livestock and poultry died and nearly 310,000 urban trees were broken.
Thủ tướng Chính phủ chủ trì hội nghị với các địa phương nhằm đánh giá sơ bộ công tác lãnh đạo, chỉ đạo ứng phó, khắc phục hậu quả bão số 3 với 4 mục tiêu lớn.
UBND quận Hải Châu, TP Đà Nẵng cho biết đã chủ động đặt nằm các chậu hoa giấy tại phố đi bộ Bạch Đằng để tránh thiệt hại bởi ảnh hưởng của cơn bão số 4.
The Prime Minister chaired a conference with localities to make a preliminary assessment of the leadership and direction of response and recovery from storm No. 3 with four major goals.
Hanoi - It is expected that the Ba Dinh District Trade Union at all levels will continue to provide the second round of support to families in difficult circumstances affected by storm No. 3.
