Hanoi police help Trung Gia commune people overcome the consequences of storm No. 11

Together with the government and people, the Capital Police force synchronously deployed many working groups, supported the evacuation of people, cleaned schools, cleared roads, and helped people's lives return to normal soon after the flood.

Mobilizing all resources to help people stabilize their lives

At the headquarters of Trung Gia Commune People's Committee, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen, Vice Chairman of the Commune People's Committee, said: "The commune government has directed forces to coordinate with Hanoi Police to deploy working groups directly to 15 villages and 2 schools, urgently implementing support plans, contributing to minimizing damage to people and property."

Hanoi police officers and soldiers join hands with people to overcome the consequences of storm No. 11.

Trung Gia A Primary School is one of two schools that were heavily flooded, with all classrooms and functional rooms submerged in nearly 1 meter of water. The Logistics Department and the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police Department (PCCC & CNCH) of Hanoi City Police mobilized 80 officers and soldiers, 1 fire truck and 6 high-capacity pumps to pump water, clean the entire campus, and clean desks, chairs, and teaching equipment.

The school has given students three days off; students in non-isolated areas are expected to return to normal school on October 13.

At the same time, the Traffic Police, Mobile Police, Commune Police and Youth Union members of the City Police divided into many working groups, went to each household to help clean up houses, move property, collect garbage, clear sewers, and clean mud on roads, communal houses, pagodas, and schools.

The Capital Police force was present from early morning on October 12 in Trung Gia commune to support people after storm No. 11.

City police working groups coordinated with local authorities to carry out tasks in 15 villages and 2 schools.

Fire and Rescue Police used high-capacity pumps to pump water out of the Trung Gia A Primary School campus.

Mobile police coordinated with local militia to move furniture out of flooded areas.

Capital Police forces support Trung Gia commune people.

Shock troops on the front line of flooded areas

Due to the storm's circulation, many communes such as Thu Lam, Da Phuc, Trung Gia were deeply flooded, traffic was cut off. The Traffic Police Department of the City Police mobilized union members, women's union members and specialized vehicles to proactively coordinate with local authorities to organize relief and support the evacuation of people.

Since October 8, Hanoi Traffic Police have coordinated with local police, the army and local authorities to safely evacuate hundreds of households and thousands of people in Trung Gia, Da Phuc and Thu Lam communes; and provided life jackets, food and essential necessities to people in flooded areas.

Captain Nguyen The Hai, Secretary of the Youth Union of the Traffic Police Department, shared: “As soon as we received information about heavy rain causing deep flooding, we divided into many working groups to go to key points. In addition to regulating traffic, the force also supported the movement of the elderly and children, transported relief goods and helped people protect their property. Each member of the Youth Union promoted a sense of responsibility, working through the night with the pride of the youth of the Capital Traffic Police.”

At the same time, the Women's Union of the Traffic Police Department organized the giving of 300 relief gifts to the people of Lai Son village (Trung Gia commune), including rubber boots, gloves, balm, bandages, cold medicine, saline solution, antiseptic solution and many other necessities, with a total value of 65 million VND.

Captain Nguyen Thi Hong Nhung, Chairwoman of the Traffic Police Department Women's Union, said: "Witnessing people having to evacuate in the rain and floods, we understand that what people need most is sharing and companionship. Each gift, though small, is the heart and responsibility of the officers and women's union members of the Traffic Police Department to their compatriots, with the hope of helping people overcome difficulties soon."

Captain Nguyen Thi Hong Nhung and women's union members give gifts to people in flooded areas.

Traffic Police Department Women's Union prepares 300 relief gifts for Lai Son village people.

Crossing flooded areas to give gifts to people.

Over the past several days, despite the slow water receding and unfavorable weather, hundreds of officers and soldiers of the Hanoi Police have been wading through mud and cold rain, not minding the hardships to help people clean up and restore their daily lives. They are the steadfast "green shields" in the midst of hardship, contributing to spreading the image of the dedicated, compassionate Capital Police soldiers, always standing side by side with the people in all circumstances.

In the coming time, implementing the direction of the Party Committee - Board of Directors of the City Police, the Hanoi Police force will continue to coordinate with the Civil Defense Command at all levels, departments, branches and sectors, promoting the core and frontline role in responding to, overcoming the consequences of natural disasters and search and rescue - for the peace and happiness of the people.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/ha-noi/cong-an-ha-noi-giup-dan-xa-trung-gia-khac-phuc-hau-qua-bao-so-11-20251012150508504.htm