Head of the National Assembly Delegation of Ly Thi Lan province visited some units affected by natural disasters.

On the afternoon of October 5, Comrade Ly Thi Lan, member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Head of the National Assembly Delegation of the 15th term, visited and presented gifts to a number of units affected by natural disasters. Accompanying her were leaders of the Provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee and the Provincial Red Cross Society.

Comrade Ly Thi Lan personally went down to encourage and give gifts to workers cleaning up after the storm.

The delegation visited, encouraged, and presented gifts to the staff and workers of Ha Giang Urban Environment Joint Stock Company. In recent days, the company has mobilized all human resources and vehicles to urgently participate in cleaning the environment and removing fallen trees on the streets and residential areas in Ha Giang 1 ward, Ha Giang 2 ward, and Ngoc Duong commune. At the same time, garbage trucks were arranged to operate continuously, collecting garbage, cleaning mud, and rocks that spilled onto the road after the flood. Up to now, 14/24 public lighting cabinets have been repaired, and the fountain system at 26/3 Square is currently being repaired.

The delegation gave gifts and encouraged officers and workers of Ha Giang Urban Environment Joint Stock Company.

Comrade Ly Thi Lan acknowledged and commended the sense of responsibility of the staff and workers of Ha Giang Urban Environment Joint Stock Company for their efforts in cleaning up, collecting waste, and overcoming the consequences of the storm, contributing to the early stabilization of life and ensuring the urban landscape.

At the border commune of Lao Chai, the delegation inspected the damage caused by storm No. 10 affecting Lao Chai Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities. In the 2025-2026 school year, the school has over 700 students, including 507 boarding students. Heavy rains for many days led to a landslide on the afternoon of September 30, collapsing 4 dormitories, 1 warehouse, and many sections of the school campus were cracked and tilted, with a high risk of collapse.

The delegation inspected the damage situation at Lao Chai Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities.

After the actual inspection, comrade Ly Thi Lan requested the local authorities and the school to urgently review and assess the safety level of the entire school area, especially the dormitory area and areas at risk of landslides; proactively arrange safe temporary study and accommodation places for boarding students to ensure the maintenance of teaching and learning. She also emphasized that the school needs to strengthen propaganda and warnings, not allowing students and teachers to return to dangerous areas; coordinate with relevant agencies to study construction plans and relocate the project to a safe and stable location for the long term.

The delegation gave Lao Chai commune 300 boxes of instant noodles, 50 boxes of milk, and 500 boxes of mineral water to deliver to people and students in the affected area.

News and photos: Pham Hoan

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