Lightning strike, 3 tons of snakehead fish damaged

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Quang Tri - Lightning strikes on a snakehead fish pond in Sen Ngu commune caused more than 3 tons of fish to die and faint, estimated damage of hundreds of millions of VND.

On July 31, Mr. Nguyen Van Nghia - Chairman of Sen Ngu Commune People's Committee (Quang Tri province) - said that local authorities had just visited and encouraged the family of Mr. Tran Van Hieu (resident of Liem Tien village) after his family's snakehead fish pond was struck by lightning.

According to Mr. Nghia, the government is assigning specialized agencies to inspect and verify the extent of damage, and at the same time review regulations to prepare dossiers to request support for families to overcome the consequences.

The Commune People's Committee is assigning specialized agencies to inspect and verify the extent of damage, review with regulations to prepare dossiers requesting support to overcome damage.

After the incident occurred, many local people actively came to help buy the remaining fish to share the difficulties with Mr. Hieu's family.

Some people also posted information on social networks, calling on the community to buy fish to support, contributing to reducing losses for farming households.

Previously, on the afternoon of July 28, a heavy thunderstorm occurred in Sen Ngu commune. In Liem Tien village, many snakehead fish farming households are preparing to enter harvest time.

During the thunderstorm, a lightning bolt suddenly hit the snakehead fish pond of Mr. Tran Van Hieu's family, causing most of the fish in the pond to die, and the rest were in a state of dying.

According to initial statistics, each snakehead fish weighs from 1.2-1.5kg. The total number of damaged fish is more than 3 tons, with an estimated value of hundreds of millions of VND.

Sen Ngu commune authorities are continuing to inspect the reality, specifically determine the extent of damage and consider relevant regulations to propose a plan to support the family.

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