According to the emergency flood bulletin on rivers in Thai Binh province issued at 9:00 a.m. on September 11 by the Thai Binh Hydrometeorological Station, water levels on rivers in Thai Binh province are still rising.
The water level at 8:00 a.m. on September 11 at Quyet Chien station (Tra Ly river) was 5.16m (1.26m higher than alert level 3), Thai Binh station (Tra Ly river) was 3.79m (0.29m higher than alert level 3); at Tien Duc station (Red river) was 6.42m (0.12m higher than alert level 3); at Trieu Duong station (Luoc river) was 6.25m (0.15m higher than alert level 3).
According to forecasts, water levels on rivers will continue to rise. Water levels at stations on Tra Ly, Hong, and Luoc rivers will remain higher than alert level 3 today (September 11).
Accordingly, the water level at Quyet Chien station at 7:00 p.m. on September 11 is forecasted to be 5.60m (1.70m higher than alert level 3); Thai Binh station at 4.10m (0.60m higher than alert level 3, approximately the historical flood level in 1971), Tien Duc station at 6.75m (0.45m higher than alert level 3), Trieu Duong station will be at 6.55m (0.45m higher than alert level 3).
The meteorological agency warns of a very high risk of flooding in low-lying areas along the Tra Ly, Hong and Luoc rivers in the districts of Hung Ha, Dong Hung, Vu Thu, Quynh Phu, Kien Xuong, Thai Binh city and landslides and weak embankments. Warning level 2-3 of natural disaster risk due to floods.
High flood levels can cause flooding in low-lying areas along the river, alluvial areas outside the main dike; 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.
Over the past 24 hours, Thai Binh province has had moderate to heavy rain, with rainfall from 7am on September 10 to 7am on September 11 ranging from 30-50mm. Due to the influence of the tropical convergence zone with an axis passing through the area between the Southern Delta of the North and the North Central region, from this morning on September 11 to the morning of September 12 in Thai Binh, there will be heavy rain, with the possibility of tornadoes, lightning and strong gusts of wind. The total rainfall in many places is from 50-100mm, with a level 1 risk of natural disasters due to heavy rain.
Heavy rain will increase the level of flooding in areas of seasonal rice fields that have been flooded by heavy rains caused by storm No. 3; cause overflow and breakage of embankments of aquaculture ponds and lagoons; cause landslides of embankments and dykes in vulnerable areas; cause flooding of urban streets and low-lying areas, affecting traffic.
Millions of arms turn to compatriots affected by storm number 3
Storm No. 3 (Storm Yagi) caused severe damage and impacts in many provinces in the Northern region.
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