On the evening of September 18, the Border Guard of Quang Binh province said that up to now, there are still 4 vehicles with 24 workers operating in the waters of the Southern Gulf of Tonkin moving ashore.
On the same day, officers and soldiers of the stations monitored the voyage and logs of fishing boats on the way to shelter and supported people in responding to the tropical depression.
Accordingly, Nhat Le Border Control Station (Nhat Le Border Post) monitors the voyages and logbooks of ships on the way to avoid natural disasters; participates in and supports local schools in pruning old trees at risk of breaking or falling during strong winds.
20 officers and soldiers of Ly Hoa Border Guard Station helped fishermen on the beach of Duc Trach commune, Bo Trach district, move their boats to high shore to avoid wind, big waves, and high tides.
Roon Border Guard Station announced that ships must enter Quang Phu fishing port, Quang Trach district and implement the sea ban.
Officers of Cha Lo International Border Gate Border Guard Station coordinated with local authorities to educate people to proactively take response measures before strong winds. Lang Mo Border Guard Station inspected households in areas at risk of flooding and landslides.
On the same day, the Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention, Search and Rescue and Civil Defense of Quang Binh province said that it had deployed response work to the tropical depression in the East Sea.
It is forecasted that from the afternoon of September 18 to 4:00 p.m. on September 20, Quang Binh will have moderate rain, heavy rain, and very heavy rain in some places. Total rainfall will range from 150-300mm, with some places over 380mm. Tuyen Hoa and Minh Hoa districts will have total rainfall from 150-250mm, with some places over 350mm; Quang Trach, Ba Don, Bo Trach, Dong Hoi city will have total rainfall from 160-260mm, with some places over 360mm; Quang Ninh and Le Thuy will have total rainfall from 170-270mm, with some places over 380mm. From the night of September 20 to September 21, total rainfall will range from 30-60mm, with some places over 80mm.
