Picking up property in the muddy street after the flood in That Khe

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Lang Son - Floodwaters recede from That Khe commune, leaving streets covered with mud, garbage and damaged property.

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After many days of being surrounded by floodwaters, some areas in That Khe commune have started to recede. However, behind the water is a large amount of mud, garbage and damaged items lying scattered. Photo: Khanh Linh
Sau khi nước rút, một tuyến phố tại xã Thất Khê phủ kín bùn non. Rác thải, hàng hóa và vật dụng sinh hoạt hư hỏng được người dân đưa ra giữa đường, chất thành từng đống chờ thu gom, vận chuyển.
After the water receded, a street in That Khe commune was covered with mud. Garbage, goods and damaged household items were brought out in the middle of the road by people, piled up waiting to be collected and transported. Photo: Khanh Linh
Trong những con ngõ đông dân cư, nước đã rút nhưng lớp bùn vẫn đọng dày trên mặt đường. Người dân mở cửa nhà, đưa phương tiện và đồ đạc ra ngoài, bắt đầu công việc vệ sinh sau nhiều ngày bị lũ bao vây.
In crowded alleys, the water has receded, but the mud is still thick on the road surface. People open their houses, take their vehicles and belongings out, and start cleaning after many days of being surrounded by floods. Photo: Khanh Linh
Vết bùn đất in hằn trên những cành cây, ngọn cỏ. Ảnh: Khánh Linh
Footprints of mud are imprinted on branches and grass stalks. Photo: Khanh Linh
Thùng, chậu, sọt nhựa cùng nhiều dụng cụ phục vụ sinh hoạt, kinh doanh được tập kết trước cửa nhà để cọ rửa. Không ít tài sản bị ngâm trong nước nhiều ngày, phủ kín bùn và có nguy cơ không thể tiếp tục sử dụng. Ảnh: Khánh Linh
Plastic barrels, basins, baskets and many household and business utensils are gathered in front of the house to scrub. Many assets are soaked in water for many days, covered in mud and at risk of not being able to continue using them. Photo: Khanh Linh
Trong căn nhà còn lấm lem bùn đất, bàn thờ nhỏ của gia đình cũng không còn chỗ để, phải đặt tạm vào chiếc ghế giữa nhà. Ảnh: Khánh Linh
In the house still covered in mud, the family's small altar also has no place left, and has to be temporarily placed on a chair in the middle of the house. Photo: Khanh Linh
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On the streets filled with mud, some people search and pick up items that can still be used. Photo: Khanh Linh
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Mr. Hoang Manh Trung, residing in hamlet 3, said that floodwater overflowed the first floor and continued to rise to the second floor. When he noticed the unusual situation, he called a car to transport refrigerators and electronic equipment out of the flooded area; household items were moved to the third floor. His family has three young children, so they prepared food, drinking water and moved the gas stove to the third floor. However, heavy, bulky items that could not be moved were still soaked and damaged. Photo: Khanh Linh
Tại một ngôi nhà vừa rút nước, nhiều người cùng dùng chổi đẩy bùn và nước ra ngoài. Những đôi ủng, chiếc chổi và sự hỗ trợ của hàng xóm trở thành hình ảnh quen thuộc trên khắp các khu dân cư sau lũ.
At a house that had just drained, many people used brooms to push mud and water out. Boots, brooms and the support of neighbors became familiar images throughout residential areas after the flood. Photo: Khanh Linh
Bà Hoàng Thị Chẵn, 68 tuổi, sống một mình tại thôn 3. Bà duy trì cửa hàng nhỏ bán gạo, quần áo và một số mặt hàng tạp hóa. Khi lũ tràn vào, bà phải thuê người chuyển đồ nhưng chỉ cứu được một phần tài sản. Những ngày nước bao quanh nhà, bà ở trên tầng cao, mượn bếp gas của hàng xóm để nấu cháo. Đêm nước rút, bà gần như không ngủ, tranh thủ lau rửa bùn đất. Chuyển được thứ gì thì hay thứ ấy. Người không gặp nguy hiểm đã là may rồi”, bà Chẵn nói.
Ms. Hoang Thi Chan, 68 years old, lives alone in hamlet 3. She maintains a small store selling rice, clothes and some groceries. When the flood flooded, she had to hire people to move things, but only saved a part of her property. On days when the water surrounded her house, she stayed on the upper floor, borrowing a gas stove from her neighbor to cook porridge. At night when the water receded, she almost did not sleep, taking advantage of cleaning the mud. "Whatever could be moved, that's good. People who are not in danger are already lucky," Ms. Chan said. Photo: Khanh Linh
Lực lượng chức năng phối hợp với người dân thu gom rác thải, khơi thông đường phố. Những đống đồ dùng hư hỏng được tập kết để chờ vận chuyển, xử lý, tránh gây ô nhiễm môi trường.
Functional forces coordinate with people to collect garbage and clear streets. Piles of damaged items are gathered to wait for transportation and treatment, avoiding environmental pollution. Photo: Khanh Linh
Trao đổi với PV, ông Thân Văn Thu, Trưởng Phòng Kinh tế xã Thất Khê cho hay, tính đến 9h ngày 25.8, thiên tai không gây thiệt hại về người. Tuy nhiên, nước lũ đã tràn vào nhà của hơn 1.250 hộ dân. Toàn bộ số hộ bị ảnh hưởng được hỗ trợ di dời đến nơi an toàn. Thiệt hại về nhà ở ước khoảng 28 tỉ đồng. UBND xã Thất Khê đề nghị tỉnh Lạng Sơn hỗ trợ hơn 4,6 tỉ đồng để khắc phục các công trình nông nghiệp, giao thông, thủy lợi, giáo dục và triển khai vệ sinh môi trường sau lũ. Ảnh: Khánh Linh
Talking to PV, Mr. Than Van Thu, Head of the Economic Department of That Khe commune, said that as of 9 am on August 25, natural disasters did not cause any casualties. However, floodwaters flooded into the houses of more than 1,250 households. All affected households were supported to relocate to safe places. Housing damage is estimated at 28 billion VND. That Khe Commune People's Committee proposed that Lang Son province support more than 4.6 billion VND to overcome agricultural, transportation, irrigation, education and deploy environmental sanitation after floods. Photo: Khanh Linh

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