The giant beach on Lam River is considered the 'Cua Lo of Do Luong'

Starting from around 5pm every day, families take their children to Lam River, the area below Bara Do Luong dam, to cool off.

To ensure children's safety, many people have equipped their children with life jackets and tied straps around their stomachs to avoid the risk of drowning.

Thousands of people flocked to Lam River, making the scene at the foot of Bara Dam look like Cua Lo beach right in the middle of Do Luong.

Every day, the number of people going to Lam River to bathe is up to nearly 1,000 people, some families have 3 generations of grandparents, children and grandchildren all going to bathe.

This is also a spontaneous beach because there is no guard, manager or support person.

Swimming in Lam River, below Bara Do Luong Dam, is very cool and beautiful, but also has many dangers. It requires the attention of authorities and local governments to avoid unfortunate accidents.

People flocking to Lam River to cool off during the extremely hot days is happening in many places. However, drowning prevention in these places is being neglected. A few days ago, 3 students in Thanh Tuong Commune, Thanh Chuong District also tragically drowned while swimming in Lam River.