Due to the impact of storm No. 4, prolonged heavy rain caused many roads in Le Thanh Nghi, Thanh Dong wards... (Hai Phong City) to be flooded, causing difficulties for people's travel. As of the morning of August 24, in some areas, water has not yet receded.
According to records, Duc Minh, Nhu Dinh Hien, Nguyen Thi Due streets, Ngan Son, Nguyen Luong Bang streets... appeared flooded. Flooding caused many difficulties for people's travel, many vehicles stalled. Some households said water had flooded into their houses, while many shops could not open.
Notably, on Pham Ngu Lao street, Le Thanh Nghi ward, according to people, water started to flood from about 1 am and has not receded until this morning. The prolonged flooding situation makes it difficult for people to move.
On Ngo Quyen street, the water is deep, motorcyclists have to push them. The water almost completely flooded the car wheels, vehicles moved slowly and encountered many difficulties.
On Nguyen Luong Bang street, the flooding situation also affects traffic. Some vehicles cannot move through the flooded area, leading to car breakdowns. Water also flooded into some houses along the road.
According to Le Thanh Nghi ward, in the face of flooding, at night, Duc Minh Residential Group forces urgently arrived, supporting people to carry and move belongings and property to a high location to limit damage.
In conditions of prolonged heavy rain and rising water, moving is difficult, grassroots forces still stick to the area, supporting people in flooded areas. People and local forces are busy moving property at night to proactively respond to the rising water situation.
By the morning of August 24, on some roads and low-lying areas, water had not yet receded completely. People continued to face difficulties in traveling, while grassroots forces maintained monitoring the situation and supported people when necessary.
Faced with the complicated weather diễn biến due to the impact of storm No. 4, grassroots forces continue to closely monitor the area, proactively plan responses, and promptly support people in flooded areas, contributing to ensuring safety for people and property.
