Each wind carrying white steam, the wind blows on the faces of passersby. High waves, continuously hitting the breakwater in Ly Son special zone from the evening of November 6.
At My A fishing port, Tra Cau ward (formerly Duc Pho town), boats have been brought to a safe anchorage area. The anchor and pile rope system is reinforced to avoid colliding when large waves hit. From the My A Border Guard Station, looking out at the sea, the view was almost obscured by heavy rain and dense salinity.
Urgent air covers the coastal area. The authorities have increased patrols, reminding people not to leave their homes. Some localities have recorded cases of trees and signs being knocked down by the wind.
Captain Le Son Du, Head of My A Border Guard Station, said that the locality strictly implemented the "4 on-site" motto in storm response: "The situation is very dangerous. The unit and locality coordinated smoothly, inspected and controlled closely. When a bad situation occurs, strictly implement the "four on-site" principle: people, vehicles, materials, logistics.
The relocation work has been completed. People are guaranteed food and drinking water during their shelter. The People's Committee of Quang Ngai province requires localities to absolutely not let people stay in dangerous areas.
This afternoon, Mr. Nguyen Tan Tao (63 years old) and 14 people in Hai Tan Residential Group, Tra Cay Ward, arrived at My A Border Guard Station to take shelter from the storm. Officers and soldiers here prepare dinner with hot rice and familiar dishes. Mr. Tao was moved: "Aiding from such a cold storm but having a hot rice pot from the border guard station to cook for me is very precious. Thank you to the border guards.
By evening, the local military, police and militia forces had mobilized 100% of their combatants from 8:00 p.m. on November 6 to 8:00 a.m. on November 7. Do not let people stay in unsafe houses, along rivers, streams, high tides, or areas at risk of landslides. The evacuation points were guaranteed enough necessities, medicine and food.
Colonel A Van Dung, Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff of the Quang Ngai Provincial Military Command, said that the entire force is ready to respond. "We divided the command teams in the central, southern, northeastern and western provinces; the main force increased to Duc Pho to support the people."
