On July 19, Mr. Le Hoan, Chairman of Dai Son Commune People's Committee, said that the local government is mobilizing militia forces and people to temporarily overcome the consequences of natural disasters, clean up houses, and move household belongings. The family's house collapsed due to landslides.
Before that, about 3 hours the same day, heavy rain caused landslides with a volume of 2,000m3 of soil and rock flooding into the house of Mr. Ban Ton Nhat and Ms. Dang Thi Chinh, in Doan Ket village, Dai Son commune.
"During the night, my husband and I only heard a loud noise and the kitchen completely collapsed. Next, soil, rocks, rainwater, and trees flooded in, causing the toilet to collapse, and the bedroom wall to break. At that time, all four people were sleeping in the room. They just had time to shout to each other and run out to the living room when the bedroom wall collapsed," Ms. Chinh recounted.
Although there was no loss of life, the landslide completely collapsed the kitchen with a usable area of 60m2, broke the main house wall with a length of 12m, buried 2 motorbikes and many other daily items of the house. family. Total damage value is estimated at about 300 million VND.
Heavy rain also damaged the concrete road to Goc Sau village, Doan Ket village, causing traffic disruption, completely isolating 17 H'Mong households here.
Immediately after receiving the information, on-site forces of Dai Son commune came to support the family whose house was affected and at the same time urgently repaired the road to the original Sau village, Doan Ket village.
