Reportedly, 2.16ha of fields was damaged at the rate of over 70% and 64ha under 30%, mostly in the villages of Mat, Lieng, Na Chom, and Pa Khoang. The natural disaster has also made ponds flooded and caused landslides in many areas.
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Troops of Muong Leo Border Post clearing the road after landslides |
Against this backdrop, Muong Leo Border Post under the Son La provincial Border Guard Command has sent troops, in coordination with local authorities, to help Muong Leo commune overcome consequences.
Besides, in response to the complicated developments of the weather in the coming time, the border troops have actively disseminated information to the locals so as to reduce losses caused by natural disasters. Meanwhile, units are all ready to support the locals whenever needed.
* On the same day, the Coast Guard Region 2 Command, in coordination with the Quang Ngai provincial Mass Mobilization Committee, held a program themed “Coast guards stand side by side with ethnic minority people” in Tra Bong district, Quang Ngai province.
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Presenting gifts to needy ethnic minority people in Tra Tan commune |
On the occasion, the delegation handed over 40 gifts, worth VND 1 million each, to needy ethnic minority people in the two communes of Tra Tan and Tra Giang in Tra Bong district.
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Needy ethnic minority people in Tra Giang commune receiving gifts |
Speaking at the event, Senior Colonel Tran Hong Que, Deputy Political Commissar of the unit, affirmed that the activity was part of mass mobilization work implemented by the Vietnam Coast Guard’s affiliated units nationwide, making contribution to sharing troops’ sentiment with ethnic minority people facing difficulties and helping them soon stabilize their life.
Translated by Minh Anh