Hai Duong forecasts rain until the end of July 2, total rainfall from 150 - 250 mm

At noon on June 28, Hai Duong area had showers and thunderstorms. This weather pattern is forecast to last until July 2.

Hai Duong will have rain in the coming days

Around 11-12am on June 28, Hai Duong area had heavy rain, locally very heavy rain. The rain was short but intense.

According to the Hai Duong Hydrometeorological Station, the rainfall measured in Nam Sach district reached 74 mm, the highest in the province; Thanh Mien district 70 mm, Hai Duong city 47.6 mm...

The cause is due to the low trough passing through the Northern region, combined with high-altitude wind convergence.

The above weather pattern is forecast to last in the Hai Duong area until the end of July 2. Rain will mainly concentrate in the afternoon and evening, with rainfall ranging from 30 - 50 mm/day, with some places reaching 70 - 80 mm/day. Total rainfall during this period is expected to be around 150 - 250 mm.

Heavy rain has a high risk of causing flooding in low-lying areas, urban areas, industrial zones, landslides on steep slopes...

The Hai Duong Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue requested the People's Committees at the district level, communes and wards after the merger and the provincial Hydrometeorological Station to proactively respond to possible heavy rains, floods, inundation and landslides.

Closely monitor forecasts and warnings of heavy rain, flood risks, inundation, landslides and inform local authorities and people to proactively prevent.

Organize inspection and review of key works, works under construction; works and infrastructure in areas along rivers, streams, ponds, lakes, canals... at risk of flooding and landslides to promptly deploy response measures.

In particular, communes and wards in Chi Linh City and Kinh Mon Town should pay special attention to areas near hills, mountains, slopes, mineral mines, and dams that are at risk of being unsafe. Put up danger warning signs, arrange control forces, and do not let people stay in areas identified as being at risk of landslides...

Proactively deploy forces to guard, control, support, and guide to ensure traffic safety for people and vehicles, especially in areas with deep flooding.

BM

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