Da Nang no longer has fishing boats in dangerous waters

DNO - On the morning of September 28, according to a quick report from the Da Nang City Civil Defense Command, 10 fishing boats in the Hoang Sa archipelago have moved out of the area affected by storm No. 10; currently the city still has 74 fishing boats with 2,954 workers operating in the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa waters, but no boats are in dangerous areas at sea.

Some fishing boats continue to move into Tho Quang fishing port to avoid storm No. 10. Photo: HOANG HIEP

Hoi An, Hai Van wards and Nam Giang commune have evacuated 61 people in areas at risk of being affected by storms, heavy rains, flash floods, landslides... to safe shelters.

According to a report from Kham Duc commune, around the afternoon of September 27, Mr. LVK (27 years old, resident of Kham Duc commune, gold panner) was swimming across the Nuoc My River on his way home from work when he was unfortunately swept away by the water. Currently, the authorities are coordinating to search for the victim.

In addition, according to reports from localities, before the storm affected the city, there were 112 people who went to the forest to visit their fields and have not returned yet, specifically: Phuoc Chanh commune had 9 people, Phuoc Nang commune had 103 people. Currently, local authorities and their families are contacting these people.

According to initial statistics, 5 hectares of rice and 2 hectares of flowers and vegetables in Phuoc Chanh commune were flooded and damaged; 5 trees were tilted and fell.

Some sections and traffic routes were damaged, filled with soil, rocks, and landslides...

The City Civil Defense Command continues to request units and localities to seriously organize on-duty shifts, closely monitor storm developments and weather conditions, and proactively respond to all types of natural disasters.

Source: https://baodanang.vn/da-nang-khong-con-tau-ca-o-vung-bien-nguy-hiem-3304871.html