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Efforts to "eras the book" of waste in Hue City after the flood

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HUE - The armed forces coordinated with environmental workers to clean up the huge amount of waste remaining after the flood.

The desolate scene from the coastal village to the urban area in Gia Lai after being devastated by storm No. 13. Photo: Hoai Phuong

From urban areas to coastal villages devastated after storm No. 13, Gia Lai suffered heavy damage

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Gia Lai - After a night of being swept away by a storm, Quy Nhon city and coastal villages woke up amidst the scene of devastation, devastation, uprooted trees, blown-off houses, and devastated roads.

The risk of landslides still lurks on the La Son - Hoa Lien Expressway

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HUE - Historical floods caused rocks and soil from the mountain slopes to fall down, burying many sections of the La Son - Hoa Lien Expressway and Provincial Road 14B, and the risk of landslides still exists.

Bao Loc waste treatment plant (Lam Dong) has been suspended for a long time, causing an estimated amount of unstable waste of more than 64,000 tons, posing a high risk of serious environmental pollution. Photo: Phuc Khanh

Close-up of the garbage mountain of more than 64,000 tons at risk of causing serious pollution in Lam Dong

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Lam Dong - Bao Loc waste treatment plant is stuck with more than 64,000 tons of waste, as high as a mountain, posing a potential risk of serious pollution in the surrounding area.

Hue city was flooded with floodwater 3 times in a row in just over a week. Photo: Nguyen Luan

Overview of Hue City in the third flood after just over a week

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HUE - For more than a week, Hue City has suffered 3 consecutive floods. People continuously fled the flood, cleaned up, and then continued to suffer from new flooding.