The villages in the border region of Ky Son are in disarray after the floods.
(Baonghean.vn) - Although more than 10 days have passed since Typhoon No. 4, the damage caused by the floods in My Ly commune, Ky Son district (Nghe An province) is still evident. Many villages are still in disarray, and people are struggling to recover.
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| In My Ly commune, Ky Son district, two houses were swept away, dozens of others were flooded or damaged by landslides and required urgent evacuation, and many residents' belongings were damaged. Photo: Tho Phuong |
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| Dozens of households in Xop Tu village, located next to the Nam Non river, were forced to dismantle and relocate their homes due to severe landslides. According to residents, the strong flood on the night of August 16th swept away many of their belongings before they could move them. (Photo: Tho Phuong) |
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| The floodwaters rose high and destroyed many makeshift houses belonging to residents of Xop Tu village. Photo: Phuong Tho |
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| Even though more than 10 days have passed, people's vehicles and belongings are still buried in mud. Photo: Phuong Tho |
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| People's belongings are still covered in mud. Photo: Phuong Tho |
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| A rice milling machine belonging to a local resident lies abandoned beside the Nam Non River. Photo: Phuong Tho |
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| A bed lies amidst the rubble after a natural disaster. Photo: Ho Phuong |
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| The scene of devastation as houses are destroyed by the flood. Photo: Phuong Tho |
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| To date, some households are having to demolish their homes due to increasingly large cracks in the ground. Photo: Phuong Tho |
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| A chaotic scene along the road from Muong Long to My Ly. Photo: Phuong Tho |
