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Two weeks after the floods, Muong Tip commune (Nghe An province) is still covered in mud and debris.

Thanh Chung - Dinh Tuyen August 6, 2025 15:44

Two weeks after the historic storms and the first flash flood (July 22nd), and 10 days after the second flash flood (July 27th), Muong Tip commune is still in a state of chaos due to mud and landslides.

Ta Đo village, Muong Tip commune, devastated after two flash floods. Video: Dinh Tuyen

Typhoon No. 3 and its aftermath caused extremely heavy damage to the border commune.Muong TipAccording to the commune's statistics.Muong Tip117 houses were damaged, including 43 that were completely destroyed.

The kindergarten and primary school in Ta Đo village were flooded, with all property and teaching equipment completely damaged; the kindergarten in Xốp Phe village completely collapsed. The irrigation dam in Pụng village was completely filled in... Many livestock and poultry were swept away by the floodwaters, and over 27.2 hectares of rice and aquaculture farms were damaged.

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Provincial Road 543D, the section passing through Xop Tip village, has been affected by landslides, making it impassable for all types of vehicles. Photo: Thanh Chung

Provincial Road 543D, connecting Muong Xen commune to the former Muong Ai commune, has suffered numerous landslides. Along the embankment of the Nam Mo River, many sections have lost half of their road surface... Many roads in the commune are broken; motorbikes are unable to travel on them.

Many cables, antenna masts, and power poles were broken and collapsed. The cultural centers of Xop Tip and Na My villages were buried by landslides; the cultural center of Ta Do village was flooded with 1 meter of mud, damaging all the equipment and cultural facilities... According to the People's Committee of Muong Tip commune, the economic damage (excluding industrial facilities) is estimated at approximately 42 billion VND.

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A house in Sop Phe village was damaged by a landslide and had to be evacuated. Photo: Thanh Chung

Following the damage caused by Typhoon No. 3 and its aftermath, Party committees, authorities, and relevant forces have made strenuous efforts to mitigate the consequences by transporting relief supplies, dredging, repairing houses, and restoring roads for motorbikes, helping people to quickly stabilize their lives.

Working together with local Party committees and authorities, various levels of government, and charitable organizations and individuals have also provided practical support toMuong TipOvercome the difficulties quickly.

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The Do Luong Youth Volunteer Group joins hands to support the people of Ta Do village who suffered damage from floods. Photo: Thanh Chung

Two weeks after the historic storms and the first flash flood (July 22nd), and 10 days after the second flash flood (July 27th), Muong Tip commune remains in ruins, covered in mud. Many landslides have yet to be repaired; many collapsed houses cannot be rebuilt. Many residents of Ta Do village – which was hit by flash floods twice – are still reeling from the losses.

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As of August 6th, Muong Tip commune was still covered in mud. Photo: Thanh Chung

Thanks to the efforts of the Party committee, the government, and the support of various levels, sectors, forces, organizations, and benevolent individuals, the people of Muong Tip in general and Ta Do in particular no longer have to worry about hunger. However, the question of how to rebuild the houses that have collapsed or been swept away remains an unsolved problem.

Muong Tip commune is currently in great need of manpower and resources to mitigate the damage caused by Typhoon No. 3 and its aftermath.

Some photos taken by reporters from Nghe An Newspaper and Radio & Television in Muong Tip on August 6, 2025:

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Ta Đo village was devastated after two flash floods on July 22nd and 27th. Photo: Dinh Tuyen
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Many people's houses have completely collapsed. Photo: Thanh Chung
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Surrounded by mud on all sides, local authorities and residents have yet to complete the cleanup. Photo: Dinh Tuyen
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Ms. Moong Thi Hoi, a resident of Ta Do village, is still reeling from the losses caused by the floods. Photo: Dinh Tuyen
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Mud and soil piled up to the rooftops in Ta Đo village. Photo: Dinh Tuyen
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Mr. Seo Pho Dung, 61 years old, from Ta Do village, sits dejectedly, staring at the layers of earth and rocks. Beneath his feet lies his family's house, buried by the flash flood. Photo: Dinh Tuyen
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Children in Muong Tip commune search for usable items buried under rocks and soil. Photo: Dinh Tuyen
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A boy in Ta Đo village carries his younger sibling to receive milk from the relief team. Photo: Dinh Tuyen
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The primary school and kindergarten in Muong Tip commune suffered heavy damage due to the floods. Photo: Dinh Tuyen
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Most of the school's facilities and equipment were damaged. Photo: Dinh Tuyen
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Teachers at Muong Tip Commune Kindergarten are cleaning and repairing desks, chairs, and equipment in preparation for the new school year. Photo: Thanh Chung
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Two weeks after the floods, Muong Tip commune (Nghe An province) is still covered in mud and debris.
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