Minister, Chairman of the Ethnic Committee Hau A Lenh encouraged and shared with the people of Bao Yen

Continuing his working trip to Lao Cai , on the morning of August 12, comrade Hau A Lenh, member of the Party Central Committee, Minister, Chairman of the Ethnic Committee worked in Bao Yen district.

Minister and Chairman of the Ethnic Committee Hau A Lenh shared and encouraged the locality in the face of heavy damage caused by storm No. 3.

After listening to the leaders of Bao Yen district report on the damage caused by the circulation of storm No. 3 and the work to overcome the consequences in the area, Minister and Chairman of the Ethnic Committee Hau A Lenh shared the difficulties and losses that the locality had to endure due to natural disasters, and sent words of encouragement and deep condolences to the families who suffered both human and property losses.

Bao Yen district leaders reported on the damage caused by storm No. 3 and the recovery work in the area.

Minister and Chairman of the Ethnic Committee Hau A Lenh said that the historic storm and its circulation have caused severe damage over a very wide area, including Lao Cai in general and Bao Yen in particular. Currently, there are many missing people who have not been found, and many seriously injured people will have to continue to be transferred to other hospitals for treatment. Along with the search and rescue work, many families are struggling to overcome the consequences of the flood to soon stabilize their lives.

“What I want to say is that floods have caused severe damage to both urban and rural areas, and mountainous areas. In rural and mountainous areas, the majority of the people affected are ethnic minorities, including many poor households. Not only did they lose their houses, their land, and their properties, but they also lost their lives, making their already difficult lives even more difficult,” said Minister and Chairman of the Ethnic Minorities Committee Hau A Lenh.

Minister and Chairman of the Ethnic Committee Hau A Lenh presented support worth 300 million VND to the people of Bao Yen district.

Minister and Chairman of the Ethnic Committee Hau A Lenh hopes that localities will closely follow the direction of the Politburo , the Prime Minister's telegram, and the direction of the province to continue focusing on searching for missing people, supporting families of deceased people to take care of funerals, treating the injured, and promptly supporting necessities so that people can soon stabilize their lives.

Minister and Chairman of the Ethnic Committee Hau A Lenh requested that localities focus on collecting statistics, reviewing, and classifying damaged subjects and the extent of damage to propose support policies in accordance with the law, so as not to let people suffer.

“It is forecasted that there will be many more storms from now until the end of the year, so the locality needs to do a good job of propaganda, instructing people on measures to prevent floods, landslides, and learn from the experience of Lang Nu village,” Minister and Chairman of the Ethnic Committee Hau A Lenh emphasized.

Next, Minister and Chairman of the Ethnic Committee Hau A Lenh came to encourage, share and give gifts to support families with people who died or went missing due to floods and landslides in Mui 3 village, Yen Son commune, Bao Yen district (photo below) .