Ha Tinh urgently deploys measures to respond to storm No. 3

Video : Ha Tinh fishermen bring boats ashore to avoid storm number 3

At this time, after receiving information about storm No. 3 that could affect the area, fishermen have temporarily stopped going out to sea to fish. At the same time, they have deployed towing and moving boats and fishing gear to high areas next to the protective casuarina forests and coastal routes to anchor, avoid the storm, and minimize damage.

Fishermen in coastal communes of Ha Tinh province have pulled their boats ashore to take shelter from the storm.

Mr. Nguyen Van Hung (67 years old, resident of Thien Cam commune) said that according to the initial forecast, storm No. 3 is very strong, moving fast and dangerous. Therefore, since this morning, despite the rainy weather, fishermen have urgently mobilized human resources, hired tractors to pull boats ashore, then tied them up to ensure safety.

Lach Ken Border Guard Station forces support fishermen in anchoring boats at Xuan Hoi fishing port, Ha Tinh

Currently, there are 3,983 fishing vessels registered in Ha Tinh province. The Border Guard Command of Ha Tinh province has been presiding over and coordinating with relevant agencies and local authorities of coastal areas to guide vessels to anchor and tie up. The unit has notified, counted and guided 3,983 vehicles/10,994 people to grasp the developments and direction of the storm to proactively avoid it.

Border Guard forces of Ha Tinh province support fishermen in anchoring boats at Xuan Hoi fishing port

As of now, there are 3,979 vessels anchored at ports and yards (not at sea). The remaining 4 vessels with 15 workers operating at sea have also received information about storm No. 3 and are on their way back to shelters.

Officers and soldiers of Lach Ken Border Guard Station and functional forces deployed to support fishermen in anchoring boats at Xuan Hoi fishing port, Ha Tinh

The Border Guard Command of Ha Tinh province also directed coastal units to strengthen inspection, control and strictly manage the departure of ships and boats; coordinate with local authorities to warn of dangers, resolutely evacuate people from cages and aquaculture huts to safe places; at the same time, arrange ships and boats to ensure security, order and safety of property at anchorage areas and evacuation areas...