This Decision applies to specialized hydrological forecasting and warning systems; natural disaster prevention agencies and units from the province to the grassroots level; and organizations and individuals with activities related to flood warning and response work on the province's rivers.
Accordingly, the flood warning level (water level) is divided into 3 levels, based on the characteristics, size of the flood level and the level of impact on the safety of dykes, works, riverbanks, as well as the lives, economy and society of local people.
The water levels prescribed for each hydrological station include:
Cai Nha Trang River: Dong Tran Automatic Station (8.50m - 10.00m - 11.50m); Dien Phu Station (4.50m - 5.00m - 5.50m).
Dinh Ninh Hoa River: Duc My Station (15.50m - 16.50m - 17.50m).
Hien Luong River: Hien Luong Station (4.00m - 5.00m - 6.00m).
Ta Ruc River: Ta Ruc Station (14.00m - 14.50m - 15.00m).
To hap River: To hap Station (362.00m - 363.00m - 364.00m).
Cai Phan Rang River: Phuoc Binh Station (239.5m - 240.5m - 241.5m).
Lu River: Phuoc Ha Station (62.5m - 63.0m - 63.5m) and Phuoc Huu Station (11.5m - 12.5m - 13.5m).
The Department of Agriculture and Environment is assigned to preside over and coordinate with departments, branches and localities to organize implementation, monitor and inspect implementation.
Every 5 years or when necessary, the Provincial People's Committee will be reviewed and advised to adjust and supplement to suit the reality.
Departments, branches, sectors and commune-level People's Committees are responsible for applying regulations on water levels corresponding to flood warning levels at hydrological stations to ensure effective disaster prevention.
The decision takes effect from October 2, 2025, replacing Decision No. 67/2022/QD-UBND previously issued.
