Cua Lo mobilizes forces to overcome the consequences of storm No. 5

Nearly 1,000 officers, soldiers and mass organizations... were mobilized to participate in clearing roads in Cua Lo ward after storm No. 5, contributing to restoring traffic and stabilizing people's lives and production.

Clip: Dinh Tuyen

After storm No. 5 dissipated, Cua Lo ward mobilized nearly 1,000 officers, soldiers and mass organizations to participate in the work of overcoming the consequences. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

The total force mobilized nearly 1,000 people, including ward police, military , front organizations - mass organizations of the ward, along with reinforcements from the provincial police, mobile police, border guards and the Gathering Team of the Provincial Military Command... In addition, the Party Committee, People's Committee of the ward and residential blocks also actively participated, creating a combined strength in the work of overcoming the consequences after the storm. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

In the morning, the Military Command of Cua Lo Ward coordinated with reinforcements to focus on handling the biggest bottleneck, which was three fallen mahogany trees blocking Provincial Road 46. After many hours of effort, this important route was cleared, creating favorable conditions for vehicles and people to travel. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Three large fallen mahogany trees blocking Highway 46 through Nghi Thu block have been cleared by authorities, ensuring smooth traffic. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

In addition to clearing the main roads, the force also directly helped people trim and cut down large trees that had fallen in front of their houses, ensuring safety and creating conditions for people to stabilize their lives. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Many ancient mahogany trees were knocked down by storm No. 5, blocking the road, causing traffic difficulties. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Mr. Hoang Thanh Tien - Commander of the Military Command of Cua Lo Ward said: "Today, we continue to mobilize the highest force to handle all coastal routes, Nguyen Hue Street, main roads and inter-block roads. The goal is to restore traffic as soon as possible, helping people to have convenience in their daily life and production after the storm". Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Lieutenant Colonel Che Ngoc Ha - Captain of the Collection Team of the Nghe An Provincial Military Command shared: "On the morning of August 26, we coordinated with the militia and police of Cua Lo ward, mobilizing more than 80 people to many locations to cut down broken trees, clearing routes such as Highway 46, the coastal road, and Nguyen Hue Street. In addition, we also helped people trim fallen trees in front of their houses. Today, the force will continue to be deployed, ready to be present in the most damaged areas to support people." Photo: Dinh Tuyen

The coastal road section through Nghi Huong ward (old) has been cleared of fallen trees, allowing for smooth traffic. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Police forces were mobilized to clear fallen trees from the roads. Photo: PV

The timely efforts of the authorities not only helped to quickly overcome the consequences of natural disasters but also contributed significantly to stabilizing production, restoring service activities - tourism , fisheries, ensuring daily life for Cua Lo people after the storm. Photo: DT

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