Flood discharge
Dams in Gia Lai still release floodwaters to bring water levels back to normal
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Gia Lai - The water flow to reservoirs continues to be discharged with flood regulation by the hour to bring the water level back to normal.
Relocating and supporting 200 households when hydropower plants release floodwaters in Dak Lak
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Dak Lak - Fearing that hydropower plants would release floodwaters and cause localized flooding, the government has supported hundreds of people to evacuate to the National Highway 27 area to set up temporary tents to wait for natural disasters.
Hydropower plants continuously release floodwaters, causing downstream areas in Lam Dong to be submerged in water
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Lam Dong - From the night of November 19 to 21, many hydropower plants in the province released floodwaters, causing downstream areas to be submerged in water.
The largest hydroelectric reservoir in the South increases flood discharge downstream, possibly up to 1,400 m3/s
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Dong Nai - Tri An Hydropower Company increased the amount of water discharged through the spillway to 800 m3/s, raising the total downstream discharge from 1,140 m3/s to 1,400 m3/s.
Heavy rain has not stopped, Song Ba Ha Hydropower Plant in Dak Lak regulates water discharge with 13,000 m3/s
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Dak Lak - Hydropower plants are regulating water in reservoirs to ensure the safety of works during the rainy season.
HCMC on November 15: 2 large reservoirs in HCMC simultaneously announce flood discharge
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Ho Chi Minh City strives to stabilize the market, reduce spending pressure at the end of the year; 2 large reservoirs in Ho Chi Minh City simultaneously announce flood discharge...
2 large reservoirs in Ho Chi Minh City simultaneously announce flood discharge
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HCMC - The two reservoirs of the Hoa River and Ray River in the Ba Ria - Vung Tau area previously announced to continue releasing floodwaters.
This afternoon, the largest hydroelectric reservoir in the South reduced flood discharge
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Dong Nai - This afternoon, Tri An Hydropower Company reduced the amount of floodwater discharged downstream to 940 m3/s to 1,280 m3/s.
The largest hydropower plant in the South reduces flood discharge
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Dong Nai - This afternoon, Tri An Hydropower Company reduced the amount of floodwater discharged after many increases to 960m3/s on November 11.
Close-up of deep floodwaters flooding into houses around Ba Thon canal in Ho Chi Minh City
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HCMC - Over the past 24 hours, the water level of Ba Thon canal has risen, causing many houses in An Phu Dong ward to be deeply flooded, many items to be damaged.
Affected by flood discharge, many households in Ho Chi Minh City struggle because of flooding for many hours
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HCMC - The water level of Ba Thon canal suddenly rose 40-60 cm due to flood discharge, causing flooding in houses along TL37 route from last night to today (November 11) and has not yet receded.
This afternoon, the largest hydroelectric reservoir in the South opened 6 floodgates
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Dong Nai - At 3:00 p.m. on November 11, Tri An Hydropower Company opened 6 gates, increasing the discharge flow downstream from 1,420 m3/s to 1,760 m3/s, people need to proactively respond.
Water rises rapidly at night, many houses along Ba Thon canal in Ho Chi Minh City are flooded
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HCMC - On the evening of November 10, the water level of Ba Thon canal, An Phu Dong ward suddenly rose rapidly, overflowing into many houses along TL37 road, causing local flooding.
This afternoon, the largest hydroelectric reservoir in the South increased flood discharge to 800 m3/s
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Dong Nai - On the afternoon of November 10, Tri An hydroelectric reservoir increased the spillway discharge to 800 m3/s, bringing the total downstream discharge to 1,600 m3/s, warning people to proactively respond.
Ray River Reservoir announces flood discharge
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Ho Chi Minh City - Song Ray Lake with a designed capacity of 215 million m3 announced to release floodwaters in the second phase in 10 days from November 6, with a flow rate of 27.85 - 137.91 m3/s.
