Heavy rains over the recent days have caused severe floods and landslides in the central province of Nghe An.


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The Nghe An provincial Department of Transport’s staff are on duty round the clock at all spillways to timely respond to unexpected development of Son Tinh storm.

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People and vehicles are banned from passing through spillways.

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The water level on Hieu River continues to rise.

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Eleven hamlets in Nghia Hung commune with more than 1,000 households are isolated.

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Landslides on Highway 16 in Dong Van commune, Que Phong district

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Functional units from Nghe An provincial People’s Committee have closely followed the storm development to provide latest information and help locals cope with the natural disaster.

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A new house in Mau Duc commune collapsed.

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 Many areas in Con Cuong district are submerged.

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A bridge damaged by the storm.

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Water levels on rivers and streams in Con Cuong district are rising, causing partial flooding.


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Prolonged heavy rains over the recent days have submerged many routes in the Central City of Vinh, Nghe An, causing a number of difficulties for travellers.

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Many routes in Vinh City are submerged under more than a foot of water.




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