Flood discharge
Tri An hydroelectric reservoir increases flood discharge level from the morning of December 9
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Dong Nai - Tri An Hydropower Reservoir increased the amount of water discharged through the spillway to 320 m3/s from 8:00 a.m. on December 9.
Criminal proceedings must be taken if hydropower plants release floodwaters that harm people's lives
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National Assembly deputies proposed reviewing all small and medium hydropower projects in our country. If the flood discharge causes damage to the people, they must be compensated appropriately.
This afternoon, the largest hydroelectric reservoir in the South released floodwaters downstream from 500 - 760 m3/s
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HCMC - On the afternoon of December 8, Tri An Hydropower Plant released the third overflow to regulate the reservoir with a flow rate of 500 ‐ 760 m3/s, people in the downstream area need to proactively respond.
Tomorrow, the largest hydroelectric reservoir in the South will release floodwaters down to the third phase
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Dong Nai - At 2:00 p.m. on December 8, Tri An Hydropower Company began releasing floodwaters in the third phase downstream with a total flow of 500 m3/s to 760 m3/s.
The largest hydroelectric reservoir in the south reduces flood discharge downstream to 770 m3/s to 1,120 m3/s
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Dong Nai - Tri An Hydropower Reservoir reduces flood discharge to 770 m3/s to 1,120 m3/s.
Da Nang requests 5 hydroelectric reservoirs to urgently lower water levels due to the risk of floods
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Da Nang requires reservoirs to lower water levels to flood elevation, in order to proactively respond to storm developments and ensure safety for downstream areas.
3 large reservoirs in Ho Chi Minh City simultaneously release floodwaters
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HCMC - Faced with complicated weather developments and rising water levels, 3 large reservoirs continue to release floodwaters to ensure the safety of the project.
Hot Saigon: Questioned the Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction about traffic congestion
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Hot Saigon 11/26: Plan to reorganize public schools in Ho Chi Minh City; Question the Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction on traffic congestion;...
Do not let serious flooding happen due to flood discharge coinciding with flood peak again
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A problem arising after the flood in the South Central and Central Highlands provinces is the responsibility to regulate reservoirs related to the large amount of flood discharge coinciding with the flood peak.
HCMC requests urgent implementation of flood response measures
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Faced with the complicated developments of heavy rain, high tides and flood discharge, Ho Chi Minh City requires units to urgently deploy response measures to ensure safety downstream.
HCMC responds to tropical depression, hydroelectric reservoirs release overflow
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Faced with the impact of the tropical depression, Ho Chi Minh City has activated a series of response solutions.
Dau Tieng Lake releases overflow to respond to storms, warns of the risk of flooding downstream
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From 7:00 a.m. on November 25, Dau Tieng Lake began the 8th overflow of the year with a flow of 28-200 m3/s and is expected to last until December 2.
Instead of "discharge flood" is changing the mindset of Lake operation in the direction of prioritizing the protection of the people
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Da Nang proposes to change the mindset and method of regulating the reservoir instead of "discharging floodwaters" of hydropower plants with "operating regulation through deep discharge".
The downstream area of Dong Nai 5 hydropower plant in Dak Lua commune flooded 366 houses
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Dong Nai - The hydropower plant released water to regulate flooding caused flooding in 366 houses, nearly 400 hectares of fruit trees and crops in Dak Lua commune, with an estimated damage of 40 billion VND.
Opening a relief corridor to the flood center of Dak Lak
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Military Region 5 has actively deployed rescue and relief tasks in flood-prone areas of Dak Lak.
