According to reporters of Lao Dong Newspaper, on the morning of August 22, heavy rain appeared in the Tan Son fishing port area (Thai Thuy commune, Hung Yen province). Fishermen have rushed to reinforce ships and boats and bring them to safe storm shelters.
To prevent and combat storm No. 4, many households raising clams, aquaculture, seafood, and fishermen on vehicles working at sea and on rivers that do not ensure safety are also being evacuated to solid places.
Major Nguyen Quang Hai - Deputy Head of Diem Dien Port Border Guard Station, Thai Thuy commune, said that in order to proactively respond to storm No. 4, the unit has proactively coordinated with local authorities to deploy disaster prevention and control plans, assign forces to stick to the area, and support people and fishermen to move to safe shelters. In the process of performing tasks, coordination between forces is deployed closely and synchronously, ensuring timeliness and efficiency.
Faced with the developments of storm No. 4 and the risk of heavy rain, floods, and inundation, the Chairman of Hung Yen Provincial People's Committee requested departments, agencies, branches, units, businesses and People's Committees of communes and wards to proactively deploy response plans, absolutely not subjective or negligent.
For coastal areas, the Provincial Border Guard Command presides over and coordinates with localities to implement sea bans from 5 am on August 22, strictly prohibiting ships from going out to sea, stopping exploitation, aquaculture, fishing and other activities in the river mouth, coastal, and offshore areas.
Functional forces must urgently call, count, and guide ships to safe shelters, arrange vehicles at anchorages, prevent collisions, ship sinking, and prevent people from staying on vehicles before the storm makes landfall. These tasks must be completed before 8 am on August 22...
