Nakri storm caused heavy rain, many places lost power

Typhoon Nakri made landfall in Phu Yen - Khanh Hoa province, weakening into a tropical depression, but still causing heavy rains, causing many localities to lose electricity.

At 23h on November 10, the tropical depression on the coast of Phu Yen - Khanh Hoa, with the strongest winds of level 8 (60 km / h), level 9, National Center for hydro-meteorological forecasting identify.

Tropical depressions move in the West, 10-15 km per hour. By the morning of 11/11, tropical depression on the Central Highlands, wind level 6. In the coming days, due to the influence of storms, provinces and cities from Thua Thien Hue to Binh Thuan Thuan, the Central Highlands region have rain. big.

Falling trees in the center of Tuy Hoa City.(Photo: Huu Khoa).

Last night, Tuy Hoa street ( Phu Yen ) became deserted, scattered with a few taxis, business cars running through the main road. Heavy rain and gust of wind caused some trees along the road to collapse.

The people living along the embankments of Tuy Hoa estuary watch intently to watch the movement of the storm on the phone and when they hear that it weakens, everyone sighs. "This afternoon, the Buddha's winds are also very frightening , " said Mr. Nguyen True, from Ward 6, Tuy Hoa City.

Mr. Vo Ngoc Kha, Chairman of Tuy Hoa City People's Committee, said that there have not been any incidents in the whole city. The forces are still on standby, preventing bad situations from happening during the night.

The storm caused 59,700 households to lose power. Rain 100 mm in many parts of the province. In the evening of the same day, Ba Ha river hydropower announced to increase the amount of regulated flood discharge through the spill 1,000m3 / s. Together with the operation of the generator, this hydropower discharges to downstream 1,400m ³ / s.

Mr. Nguyen Right (left) with his family members following the storm on the phone.(Photo: Viet Quoc).

Van Ninh district ( Khanh Hoa ) - where the storms are expected to sweep through the rain is a little bit lighter than in the early evening. However, the wind still whistled. Dynamic sea, wave columns about 5-6 m high. The roads around Van Gia town are closed. The inn is empty.

By 21:30, Bui Van Het (41 years old) and Tran Huu Son (33 years old, both of Van Ninh district) who were stuck on a raft cage in Van Phong Bay were localized to Ninh Tan Island Village, Van Thanh Commune nearby. - where a residential area is located. This afternoon, the two of them went to a shrimp cage but experienced heavy rain and violent waves could not reach the shore.

Mr. Thang, 39 years old, from Van Thang commune said that this place is very windy. The roof of the people 's house lies about 100 meters away from the sea and they hit each other."We were inside the house but we were always nervous and worried about the peace," said Thang.

Storms and storms accompanied by strong winds caused the electricity system in Ninh Tan and Ninh Hoa towns to be damaged, causing nearly 540 households to lose electricity this afternoon. 22h, the electricity industry is still remedying, but due to high winds, it is likely to be completed in the morning.

In Nha Trang, the rain stopped and the wind was light. Ms. Nguyen Thi Nha, 88 years old, living at the foot of the mountain of Thanh Phat village, Phuoc Dong commune was evacuated to the village cultural house. She has 6 children, but is married, so she lives with her two grandchildren (17-23 years old).

Ms. Nguyen Thi Nha, 88 years old, was evacuated to the cultural house of Phuoc Dong village, Nha Trang.(Photo: Xuan Ngoc).

In the afternoon, it rained and water poured down from the high mountains, so everyone took her to run storms. Coming here, she was provided with food and blankets by the local people to sleep."In the previous year, houses collapsed and collapsed. Many neighbors were buried under the rubble and died a lot," said Nha Nha , who said that most of her life lived in the last three years but Nha Trang had seen many storm flood.

Also evacuated to the village cultural house, Ms. Nguyen Thi Kim Hoa, 49, a four-level house on the mountain was covered with corrugated iron. Before the storm, the house was stretched against it. She and her two children followed the neighbors to seek shelter, but still worried."My husband died, now I have to take care of the safety of my children , " she said.

Vice Chairman of Khanh Hoa People's Committee Nguyen Dac Tai said that the locality has not recorded any damage to people and the electricity system in a commune in Ninh Hoa has been incidents and is being overcome. Provinces throughout the province are still monitoring the storm situation.

Binh Dinh , from afternoon, strong winds, jerky continuously. Many people walked through Dam Dong Da ecological lake area, Quy Nhon city, worried when they saw the crane tower about 20 m high, tens of meters long revolving with high winds. This crane is under construction of an apartment project. By evening, the wind and rain have stopped. Currently the locality has not recorded damage due to the storm.

Nakri storm formed from a low pressure area in the East Sea on November 4, continuously changing direction and intensity. Nakri is the strongest predicted compared to the previous 5 storms. Four provinces from Quang Ngai - Khanh Hoa plan to relocate 180,000 people; more than one million students are out of school.

A series of flights to Nha Trang, Quy Nhon and Phu Yen were canceled and delayed when the storm was over. 250,000 people and 2,300 vehicles and 5 search and rescue vessels were mobilized to respond to storm No. 6. The Military Region 5 Command arranged 10 armored vehicles BRMD-2 in provinces from Quang Ngai to Khanh Hoa to help the people. storm protection.

Ten days ago, Typhoon Matmo hit Binh Dinh Phu Yen at the same level, thousands of trees were destroyed, many houses collapsed, one million households lost power.

1. Typhoon Nakri approached Quang Ngai - Khanh Hoa, the central region had heavy rain
2. Why is the storm No. 6 constantly growing, moving unpredictably?
3. Nakri is probably the strongest storm since the beginning of the year in the South China Sea