Recorded on November 1, in Nga Tu market area, Dai Loc commune, Da Nang city, floodwaters have gradually receded, leaving a thick layer of mud covering the paths and business areas. mud, waste and damaged goods are lying around, making it difficult to travel and clean up.
Traders temporarily stopped selling, working together to overcome the consequences of the flood. They have brooms, shovels, hoes, turtle cars, water hoses, all over the mud, pushing each layer of mud out of the path, and wiping off any remaining items.
"The water rose so quickly that most of the traders in the market could not raise their belongings, most of them were swept away. The floodwaters receded, kiosks and belongings were covered with mud, so they could not resuming business. During the recent flood, the market area was flooded nearly 2 meters, most of the goods were soaked in water for many days and were severely damaged," said Ms. Pham Thi Oanh, a trader at Nga Tu market.
On Do Dang Tuyen Street, Dai Loc Commune, Da Nang City, many businesses are also urgently moving their belongings that have been soaked in water for many days. Each item is washed away with mud, sorting out what is still usable and what must be thrown away.
Ms. Ngo Thi Tuyet Linh, owner of a store on Do Dang Tuyen Street, picked up each item covered in mud, washed and sorted each item. feel sorry for the lost goods due to floodwaters.
"Previously, my family had raised our belongings but unexpectedly the water rose so quickly. Goods floating in water for several days, now that plastic items are washed, they can be used again, but all the paper items are broken and have to be thrown away. More than 50% of the goods in the store were damaged, said Ms. Linh.
Many people living in this area could not have predicted the rapid rise of floodwaters, submerging all their goods and belongings in their homes. Despite the urgent cleaning for nearly two days, most of the stores have not been able to return to normal operations.
