According to the emergency flood bulletin on rivers in Thai Binh province issued at 11:05 on September 12 by the Thai Binh Hydrometeorological Station, in the past 12 hours, the water levels at Thai Binh and Quyet Chien stations (Tra Ly River) are rising again; Tien Duc station (Red River), Trieu Duong station (Luoc River) have changed little.
The water level measured at 11:05 on September 12 at Tien Duc station was 6.87m (0.57m higher than alert level 3); Trieu Duong station was 6.61m (0.51m higher than alert level 3); Quyet Chien station was 5.65m (1.75m higher than alert level 3); Thai Binh station was 4.16m (0.66m higher than alert level 3).
The water level at Thai Binh station is forecast to continue to rise and is likely to reach 4.20m (0.70m higher than alert level 3); Quyet Chien station continues to rise slowly and is likely to reach 5.70m (1.80m higher than alert level 3).
The water level at Tien Duc and Trieu Duong stations changes slowly at noon and slowly rises this afternoon. The water level at Tien Duc station fluctuates around 6.95m (0.65m higher than alert level 3); Trieu Duong station fluctuates around 6.70m (0.60m higher than alert level 3).
According to the warning, there is still a very high risk of flooding in low-lying alluvial areas along rivers and coasts in Hung Ha district (including Tan Tien, Tan Le, Tien Duc, Hong An, Minh Tan, Hong Minh, Chi Hoa, Canh Tan, Diep Nong communes...); Vu Thu district (including Hong Ly, Bach Thuan, Hong Phong, Nguyen Xa, Vu Doai, Vu Van communes...); Kien Xuong district (including Vu Hoa, Binh Thanh, Hong Tien communes); Quynh Phu district (including Quynh Lam, Quynh Hoang, Quynh Hoa communes...); Dong Hung district (including Hong Bach, Chau Giang, Dong Hoang, Minh Phu communes, etc.); Tien Hai district (including Nam Hong, Nam Hai, Nam Phu communes, etc.); Thai Thuy district (including Thuy Viet, Thuy Ninh communes, etc.); Thai Binh city (including Tien Phong and Le Hong Phong wards). Warning level of natural disaster risk due to level 2-3 floods.
High floods combined with high tides can cause flooding in low-lying areas along rivers, coastal areas, and alluvial areas outside the main dike; causing overflow and breakage of riverside dikes, affecting waterway traffic, aquaculture, agricultural production and socio-economic activities. High flood levels for many days can cause landslides of embankments, affecting the safety of river dikes.
According to preliminary statistics from the Office of the Steering Committee for Disaster Prevention and Control of Vu Thu District (Thai Binh Province), as of 4:00 p.m.
yesterday, September 11, Vu Thu District had 5,000 hectares of rice, 1,100 hectares of vegetables, 300 hectares of fruit trees, 550 hectares of locust trees, 500 hectares of other trees, 400 hectares of aquaculture area flooded, 8 fishing boats of Tan Lap Commune residents sank, 30 square meters of fish cages were swept away by water. In recent days, the coastal communes in Vu Thu District have organized the evacuation of people and property to safe places.
Of which, Vu Van Commune alone has evacuated about 700 households with 2,100 people from 4 villages to safe places. Vu Thu district has mobilized more than 500 workers along with many equipment and materials for natural disaster prevention, strengthening vulnerable points, and preventing dike overflow in the communes of Viet Thuan, Bach Thuan, Hong Ly, Tan Phong, Hong Phong, and Viet Hung.
Up to now, 100% of the national dike system in Vu Thu district, including 35.6km of level 1 dike on the left dike of Hong Ha II and 22.4km of level 2 dike on the right dike of Tra Ly, are still safe and stable.
Millions of arms turn to compatriots affected by storms and floods
Storms and floods have caused severe damage in many northern provinces.
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The Golden Heart Social Charity Fund would like to sincerely thank the precious affection of agencies, businesses, and philanthropists at home and abroad.
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