Total response to storm No. 10, protecting the safety of fishermen

On September 27, in response to the complicated developments of storm No. 10 (Bualoi), radar stations of Regiment 351 (Navy Region 3) stationed from Ha Tinh to Gia Lai and the special zones of Con Co and Ly Son urgently deployed prevention and control measures to ensure safety for people and equipment.

On top of Son Tra ( Da Nang city), the weather is cloudy.

In Con Co special zone (Quang Tri province) and Ly Son ( Quang Ngai province), it is rainy, light wind, level 4-5 waves.

On the top of Son Tra (Da Nang city), the weather is rainy and foggy.

Officers and soldiers of Radar Station 540 Con Co are reinforcing radar equipment.

Immediately upon receiving the order, the units inspected and reviewed facilities, barracks, equipment, and storm prevention vehicles; secured houses, reinforced doors, corrugated iron and tile roofs; and recovered and covered outdoor equipment.

Officers and soldiers at the stations are reinforcing and recovering the VSAT system in Ly Son special zone.

Antenna systems, radar equipment, and communication lines are firmly reinforced; trees in the campus are braced to limit breakage.

Heavy rain on Son Tra peak

Officers and soldiers of station 545 on top of Son Tra mountain are putting sand into sacks to reinforce the roof.

Forces urgently deployed to reinforce houses in Phong Quang ward ( Hue city)

Forces urgently deployed to reinforce houses in Phong Quang ward (Hue city)

Tie down trees in the yard to prevent them from falling.

Forces deployed to reinforce houses, ensuring absolute safety for people and equipment.

At the same time, the stations strictly maintain combat readiness, increase observation, closely monitor storm developments on radar screens, and promptly report to the command headquarters.

Forces and vehicles are also prepared to mobilize and coordinate with local authorities to participate in rescue when ordered.

On the same day , the Border Guard of Quang Tri province also synchronously deployed emergency storm prevention plans, calling on thousands of ships to urgently enter safe shelters, and at the same time, readying forces and means to respond in case of bad situations.

Border guards at the outposts of Con Co, Roon, and Gianh help fishermen bring their boats ashore.

According to the Quang Tri Provincial Border Guard Command, by the afternoon of September 27, 8,574 out of 8,577 vessels with 23,232 workers had safely anchored; only 3 vessels with 28 workers were still operating at sea and were urgently notified to find shelter from the storm.

The Border Guard force increased its on-duty force by 100%, mobilizing 47 cars, 6 ships, and 29 mobile canoes. At the same time, it coordinated with local authorities to inspect vulnerable points, dams, and areas at risk of landslides, and proactively prepared plans to evacuate people.

Border guards help Phu Trach fishermen to get their boats out of the storm.

On the two border lines, 75 teams with 305 officers and soldiers were deployed to closely follow the area, supporting people to overcome the consequences of natural disasters; on the land border line alone, 17 teams/37 officers and soldiers coordinated to block and propagate to ensure safety at flooded areas.

Border Guard sent boats and canoes to the low-lying areas to be on duty.

With the motto of "proactive, urgent, safe", Quang Tri Border Guard is making maximum efforts to minimize damage and protect people's lives and property from the devastation of storm No. 10.

XUAN QUYNH - MINH PHONG - DINH HUONG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tong-luc-ung-pho-bao-so-10-bao-ve-an-toan-cho-ngu-dan-post815064.html