Affected by storm No. 3, strong winds and rain, many trees fell, Nghe An authorities rescued and overcame the consequences at night.
Hoai Thu - Quang An•July 20, 2025 07:01
Late afternoon on July 19, heavy rains occurred in many communes and wards in Nghe An with strong gusts of wind causing a series of trees to fall. To keep the roads running, functional forces and local government officials closely monitored the situation and dispatched forces to deal with the consequences that very night.
According to information from communes and wards in Nghe An province, late afternoon on July 19, heavy rain and strong winds caused many trees to fall and break branches and leaves, causing traffic jams.
Specifically, according to the reporter's records, many communes and wards have suffered damage to trees when rain and storms occurred; such as in localities along National Highway 7, National Highway 48 and some wards in the old Vinh city...
Some images of the involvement of functional forces and local authorities in directing and directly participating in overcoming the consequences on the night of July 19:
Clearing up fallen trees in Tan Ky commune. Tan Ky commune was formed after merging Nghia Dung, Ky Tan, and Ky Son communes of the old Tan Ky district. Photo: PVAlso on the night of July 19, in Muong Quang commune, heavy rain accompanied by strong gusts of wind occurred, causing an ancient banyan tree in Cam Noc village to be uprooted and fall onto the inter-village road. The ancient banyan tree is hundreds of years old, closely associated with the cultural and spiritual life of the people of Cam Noc and Cam Pom villages. Photo: PV An ancient banyan tree in Muong Quang fell, damaging the roof and some belongings of a nearby household. Fortunately, there were no casualties or damage. Photo: PV The police force and officials of Quy Chau commune promptly arrived to support, respond to and handle the situation of fallen trees, and clear traffic on National Highway 48 through Lam Hoi village, Quy Chau commune. Quy Chau commune was formed after merging Chau Hanh, Chau Hoi, and Chau Nga communes of the old Quy Chau district. Photo: PV On the evening of July 19, a number of trees on Dang Thai Mai Street in Vinh Hung Ward (formerly Hung Dong Commune) fell, causing traffic congestion and posing a danger to road users. The Vinh Hung Ward Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue Command promptly mobilized police, military and other forces to direct traffic and handle the fallen trees. Photo: PVForces are overcoming the consequences of storm No. 3 in Phuc Loc commune (former Nghi Loc district). Phuc Loc commune was formed after merging the communes of Nghi Cong Bac, Nghi Cong Nam, Nghi Lam and Nghi My of the former Nghi Loc district. Photo: PVPhuc Loc Commune mobilized machinery and human resources to clean up fallen trees on the night of July 19. Photo: PVHeavy rain also occurred in Tan An commune on the afternoon of July 19, causing trees to fall on some roads in the commune. Tan An commune was formed from the merger of Huong Son, Nghia Phuc and Tan An communes of the old Tan Ky district. Photo: PV Handling fallen trees in Than Linh commune (former Nghi Dong, Nghi Hung and Nghi Phuong communes). Photo: PVNational Highway 48 passing throughDan village, Tien Phong commune also had fallen trees after heavy rain and strong winds in the late afternoon of July 19. Photo: PVOn National Highway 7A, heavy rain caused many roadside trees to be uprooted and broken, blocking the road, causing serious traffic obstruction. Photo: PVAt the affected points, Road Traffic Police Team No. 2 (Traffic Police Department - Nghe An Provincial Police) quickly mobilized forces and vehicles to the scene to clean up and remove obstacles, ensuring smooth traffic and safety for people. Photo: PVFallen trees on Highway 7 were promptly handled to ensure traffic flow. Photo: PVIn Tan An commune (former Tan Ky district), heavy rains caused many trees on inter-commune roads to fall, posing a potential traffic safety risk to people and vehicles. Tan An commune police were present at the scene, coordinating with local people to clear up the fallen trees. Photo: PVThe forces used hand saws to break up the fallen trees, then transported them and reopened the road for people to travel safely. Photo: PVIn Tan Ky commune, police officers were also present in time to handle fallen trees, and proactively collected information from the people, promptly detected areas at risk of landslides or trees that could fall during the night to come up with a response plan. Photo: PVOn National Highway 7B, the section passing through Quang Chau Commune (in Hamlet 6, the old Dien Dong Commune), many trees were broken and fell across the road, causing serious traffic congestion at night. As soon as receiving the information, the Quang Chau Commune Police force quickly arrived at the scene, coordinated with officials and the commune government to promptly organize traffic flow, regulate traffic, and clear obstacles. Photo: PVQuang Chau commune authorities cleared fallen trees at night. Clip: PVVehicles can now travel safely on National Highway 7B, through Quang Chau commune, after the fallen tree was removed. Photo: PV
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