Of which, 71 routes were identified as having a risk of flooding due to rain, including 11 routes with mild flooding, 37 routes with moderate flooding and 23 routes with severe flooding.
In the Ho Chi Minh City area, many roads are heavily flooded due to rain such as Duong Dinh Hoi, Do Xuan Hop, Le Van Viet, National Highway 13, Dang Thi Ranh, Duong Van Cam, Ho Van Tu, To Ngoc Van, Kha Van Can, Hiep Binh, Provincial Road 43...
Medium flooded roads such as Vo Van Kiet, Nguyen Van Khoi, Le Duc Tho, Pham Van Chieu, Phan Huy Ich, Phan Van Hon, Nguyen Van Qua, Tan Hoa Dong, National Highway 50...
Lightly flooded roads such as Ho Hoc Lam, Ung Van Khiem, Bach Dang, Le Van Tho, Phan Anh, An Duong Vuong, Pham Viet Chanh, Provincial Road 10, Pham Hung, Nguyen Cu Trinh, Cong Quynh...
Roads heavily flooded due to high tide such as Binh Quoi, Tran Xuan Soan, Huynh Tan Phat, Pham Huu Lau, Le Van Luong, Dao Su Tich, Nguyen Binh, National Highway 50...
And some flooded roads due to high tide and rain such as Quoc Huong, Thao Dien, Nguyen Duy Trinh, Nguyen Van Huong...
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Agriculture and Environment has also sent documents to departments, agencies, branches, and city units to proactively respond and overcome the consequences during the rainy and storm season.
In which, there is an organization of forces to guard, control, warn, and guide traffic; absolutely do not allow people to travel through deeply flooded areas, landslides or landslide risks if safety is not ensured; deploy flood response measures in urban areas; ensure the safety of dykes, dams, dykes, and embankments to protect production; be ready with vehicles and forces to support people in evacuation, rescue, and relief when situations arise.
Proactively review and evacuate people in deeply flooded areas due to heavy rain, landslide areas to safe places; be ready with local forces to support people to overcome the consequences caused by natural disasters; promptly report and propose to competent authorities to direct issues beyond their authority.
At the same time, it is requested that Southern Irrigation Exploitation One Member Limited Liability Company, Tri An Hydropower Company and reservoir management units in the city review and proactively operate regulation to proactively receive floods, ensure the safety of works and downstream areas; arrange on-duty forces to operate and regulate reservoirs and be ready to handle possible situations, avoiding high tide, heavy rain, and flood discharges that affect the city.
