Many provinces in the northern mountainous region suffered from flooding

The long-lasting rains have caused heavy damage to the provinces of Tuyen Quang, Phu Tho and Hoa Binh.

Due to the influence of low vortex activity in the Northern region, continuously in the two days of 28-29 / 7, Tuyen Quang province appears raining and there is a place with very heavy rain, with average rainfall of 70- 100mm.

Flooding has caused the flooding of National Highway 2C in the section of Son Nam-Tuan Lo road, Son Duong district (Tuyen Quang), with a landslide volume of more than 1,000m ^{3 of} land and stones causing traffic congestion.

In addition, heavy rain accompanied by whirlwind also collapsed the family house of Mr. Ha Van Chinh, Don Menh village, Minh Quang commune, Chiem Hoa district (Tuyen Quang); Nearly 100 ha of newly cultivated rice in Yen Son district were flooded.

Immediately after the incident of landslide Highway 2C, Tuyen Quang province has directed units and functional agencies to use means of releasing congestion points, leveling the volume of land and rocks, so that the route Highway 2C opened again on July 29.

Along with that, Tuyen Quang province sent officials down to households to check the situation of damage, encourage and help people overcome the consequences.

The province also directed the districts and cities to scrutinize each area that could be affected and informed and warned promptly to the people to take initiative in taking measures to prevent heavy rain, causing flash floods and floods. landslides and flood water quickly rise along rivers and streams; preparing forces and means to promptly relocate people from places where there is a risk of flash floods and landslides when heavy rains occur.

Localities shall take measures to ensure safety of traffic and irrigation works, schools, offices and other projects under construction in their localities; 24-hour duty-free organization is ready to respond promptly to all worst situations that can happen .

In Phu Tho province, the Provincial Steering Committee for Flood and Storm Control said that from 26-29 July in the province, there was a moderate rainfall, the rain was so big that a thunderstorm occurred in some localities in the province. The measured rainfall at Phu Ho is 90.0mm; Ha Hoa: 67.0mm; Doan Hung: 32.0mm; Viet Tri: 105.0mm .

In the mountainous district of Thanh Son, rain and flood have damaged nearly 21ha of rice, in which the area of ​​rice land and sand buried from the storm No. 2 has not been overcome, now continues to be buried in Thuong Cuu communes, Dong Cuu, Kha Cuu and Giap Lai.

Notably, provincial road 316, the section running through the Kom slope in Huong Can commune continues to be eroded by luy with a length of 30m, causing danger to traffic participants.

In Yen Luong commune, heavy rain caused local flooding and washed away a bamboo bridge, causing traffic to and from Vuc Tung residential area to be divided.

In the town of Phu Tho, Tan Son and Tam Nong districts, heavy rains and whirlwinds also left two cultural houses blown off; two houses were struck by lightning and damaged; 20m of broken canals; 1.53ha of rice is submerged by water.

The Provincial Steering Committee for Flood and Storm has coordinated with the localities to overcome the consequences of natural disasters, visit and support families with severe losses. Thanh Son district mobilized the warning and leveling force, temporarily overcome the road section 316, which was eroded to ensure that the vehicles could pass.

Meanwhile in Hoa Binh province, heavy rain lasted during the day and night of July 28, causing great flood on Boi stream, taking the life of Mr. Dinh Van Nhan, born in 1991, residing in Mon hamlet, Phuc Tien commune. , Ky Son district.

Over the past several days, Hoa Binh rain has caused landslides in Phieng Sa resettlement village, Dong Bang commune, Mai Chau district, currently has 35 households.

The strong flow of water caused the sewer to drain, causing negative erosion, about 10m deep, threatening the safety of two households.

In Da Bac upland district, flooding caused landslides, washed away the road of Doi-Dung village of Hien Luong commune, Sung-Bai road, Tam-Lanh road of Cao Son commune, Suoi Thuong-Hao Phong of Hao Ly .

Heavy rain has caused traffic congestion in some sections, some routes, is still not open.

In addition, on the provincial route 433, due to the management of Road I, many sections are washed away by water. Also due to the influence of rain and storms, in the communes of Hao Ly, Tu Ly, washed away soil and rock were buried 7ha of maize, newly planted rice.

In Cao Phong district, flooding caused landslides and erosion in the neighborhood of Ong street and landslides in the area of ​​Nam Thanh hamlet, Nam Phong commune. The volume of soil and stone needs to be cleaned up, treat about 2,300m ³ .

The Steering Committee for Flood and Storm Control in Hoa Binh province asked the Party Committee and local authorities to closely monitor weather developments, propagate and mobilize people to raise their vigilance, develop plans to relocate people. Safe areas when rain, high winds occur. In the immediate future, it is necessary to immediately reinforce the landslide areas by the method of covering steel wire.

In order to temporarily solve the difficulties of traveling by means and local people and functional agencies have put up signs and barricades of dangerous areas, ban big trucks of vehicles passing through, copper The time of warning people to restrict travel on these roads.

The rain that lasted from 27 to 29/7 in Yen Bai province has caused erosive erosion on Highway 32, causing traffic congestion.

This is a very important and commercial traffic route between Lai Chau province and Mu Cang Chai district, Nghia Lo town to Van Chan district (Yen Bai province) to Yen Bai city, or via Thu Cuc road (Phu Tho). Hanoi.

To quickly relieve traffic congestion on this road, Yen Bai Department of Transport has directed Yen Bai I Road Management One Member Limited Liability Company, mobilizing motor vehicles as bulldozers On-site specialization (already "ready" to prevent storms and floods) to relieve traffic congestion.

By 17:00 pm, some congestion points at Km 267, Km 269 have been cleared. The most severe landslide point at Km 273 + 370 was also approached by rescuers to level land and rocks.

By about 18:00 on July 29, the amount of land and soil that had been eroded was basically leveled. Highway 32 has been opened again.

The above-mentioned landslide occurred from 1:00 on July 29, causing landslide about 2,000m ³ of rock and soil at Km273 + 370, Khau Pha Pass area, Mu Cang Chai district (near the top of the pass). In addition, there is landslide at the points of Km 267, Km 269 .

The situation of landslides in this road is very often caused by very high slopes, loose geological structure.