On November 19, in the face of rising water levels in the Ba River, directly threatening people's property and lives, the Civil Defense Command of Ia Tul commune (Gia Lai province) urgently supported 207 households in Ba ju to evacuate to a safe flood shelter.
Due to heavy rain lasting from November 16 to 18, the water level of the Ba River rose rapidly, directly threatening 207 households in the town of ban Cu (low-lying areas, along the Ba River).
The Ia Tul Commune Civil Defense Command used 2 special vehicles of the Commune Police to support the emergency evacuation of all people in the hamlet to safety.
An Khe - Ka Nak Hydropower Plant announced to continue raising the flood discharge level to regulate water through overflow from 350 m3/s to 450 m3/s from 4:00 p.m. on November 18.
Currently, Ayun Pa and neighboring localities are experiencing prolonged heavy rain. Along with the hydropower plant continuously raising the flood discharge level to regulate water, the water level of the Ba River is forecast to continue to rise.
The risk of flooding in residential areas along the Dong Truong Son road has increased; households living along the Ba River basin are advised to proactively relocate assets and livestock to safe places.
Currently, the authorities of Ia Tul, Ia Pa, Po To communes... are organizing the evacuation of people and property to high-altitude areas to ensure safety.

In Uar commune, Nu commune, there are currently 453 households. According to local reports, Nu village has more than 350 households that need to be relocated to ensure safety and stable long-term life.
For many years, every time the water level of the Ba River rises, hundreds of roofs of the Nu village have been flooded, affecting the economic life of the people.
During a recent inspection of the flooded area, Mr. Duong Mah Tiep - Vice Chairman of Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee - requested the Uar commune government to closely coordinate with relevant departments and branches to complete the planning plan and relocation plan, and urgently submit it to the Provincial People's Committee for consideration and decision.
He emphasized that the implementation of resettlement areas must be carried out quickly and in accordance with regulations, ensuring the rights and long-term stability of people affected by natural disasters and floods in flooded areas.