Authorities urgently responded and supported people to overcome the consequences of floods.

Due to the impact of storm circulation No. 11 (MATMO), from the night of October 6 to October 7, heavy to very heavy rains occurred in Thai Nguyen province, lasting over a wide area in many areas, causing much damage and affecting production and people's lives. In localities in the province, functional forces urgently supported overcoming the consequences, rescuing people in the flood to safety.

Báo Thái Nguyên•07/10/2025

Authorities arrived promptly to direct rescue work and ensure safety in the area.

Authorities promptly arrived and deployed safety measures at Gia Bay Bridge (Phan Dinh Phung Ward).

Many curious people standing on both sides of the bridge were warned and reminded by the authorities to leave the area to ensure their own safety and that of those around them.

Many curious people standing watching the flood water on both sides of Gia Bay bridge were warned and reminded by authorities to leave the area to ensure safety.

Authorities rescue people in Xuan Hoa street area (Phan Dinh Phung ward).

Authorities urgently deployed rescue work, moving people in deeply flooded areas to safety.

Specialized vehicles and equipment were mobilized to serve the rescue work.

Specialized vehicles and equipment are mobilized to the maximum to serve rescue work.

The Army and Police forces coordinated to reinforce the Cau River section running through Phan Dinh Phung ward, Thai Nguyen province.

Military and Police forces coordinated to reinforce the Cau River dike through Phan Dinh Phung ward.

Water rose high at the spillway in the Leng market area, Dong Phuc commune, local authorities warned and temporarily banned people and vehicles from circulating to ensure safety.

Water rose at the spillway in Leng market area, Dong Phuc commune, local authorities warned and temporarily banned people and vehicles from traveling to ensure safety.

Authorities urgently responded and helped people.

At around 3:40 p.m. on October 7, over 100 students from Na Ri Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities were evacuated to safety by authorities. Rescue work is still underway, but is facing many difficulties due to strong currents and difficulty in accessing.