Storm No. 4 has weakened, and heavy rain is still occurring in Quang Binh province. As of 5 p.m. on September 19, Quang Binh province has evacuated 852 households/2,995 people to safe areas. Of which, Le Thuy district: 153 households/607 people; Dong Hoi city: 22 households/35 people; Bo Trach district: 26 households/92 people; Tuyen Hoa district: 25 households/93 people; Minh Hoa district: 626 households/2,168 people.
Rainfall at hydrological stations ranged from 38mm to over 260mm. The highest was at Hoa Thanh hydrological station. Next was Mai Hoa station at 255mm, Ho Be at over 253mm.
The Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention, Search and Rescue and Civil Defense of Quang Binh province said that up to now, many locations in the area are still flooded, causing local isolation.
National Highway 15, K Ai culvert, Dan Hoa commune (Cha Lo station area), water rose about 1m, isolated.
CuPi culvert, Ta Co culvert, Trong Hoa commune (Ra Mai Don area) water level rose about 0.5-0.7m, people and vehicles could not pass; CuPi culvert was completely eroded and collapsed.
Cay Buu Bridge, Luong Nang village overflow bridge, Hoa Son commune (Ca Xeng station area) is flooded about 0.6m deep; people and vehicles cannot pass.
Ban Chuoi spillway in Lam Hoa commune was flooded 2m high, isolating 18 households/91 people. The tunnel through Ca Roong 1 village and Khe Rung village, Thuong Hoa commune, was flooded 0.8-1m deep, people and vehicles could not pass.
Some culverts overflowed on the roads leading to Bach Dan, Tan Ly, Xa Khia villages, Lam Thuy commune; Khe Giua village, Cum Coi village, Coi Da village, Ngan Thuy commune, An Bai village, Ha Lec village, Kim Thuy commune, were flooded about 1 meter deep. Border guards coordinated with local authorities to put up signs and warn people not to go through areas with strong currents.
