After the landslide took place, the local authorities mobilized vehicles to the scene to clear the road but they could not do immediately because the risk of more landslides remained  with the continuous rain.

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Border guards of Quang Nam province help locals overcome the storm's consequences.

Road 606 connecting the center of Tay Giang district to the four mountainous communes of Tr’hy, Axan, Ga Ri, Ch’Om.

Fortunately, thanks to their previous preparations, the localities have enough food for people in about one month while beigng isolated.

The Tay Giang district armed forces, and the local border guards were ready to deploy force and vehicles to help the locals overcome the consequences of the landslides asap.

* Over 1,000 people, including staff, Youth Union members, troops, and members of the local associations in Da Nang City joined hands to clean up the beach, roads, and public places on October 1 after Storm Noru.

According to a report by the Da Nang Municipal Department of Natural Resources and Environment, the local authority has mobilized over 20,000 people and 550 vehicles to clean up the environment, transport over 15,000 cubic meters of garbage caused by the storm.

By October 1, all main roads in the city had been cleaned to welcome tourists back.

Translated by Chung Anh