Hoa Son Village: Hope joy will return soon

A corner of Hoa Son village after 45 days of flooding. Photo: Lam Tung

The image shows the terrible devastation of the flood. Photo: Dao Tuan

People in Hoa Son village are still haunted when talking about the flood on October 2. (In photo: Nghe An Newspaper reporter talking with people). Photo: Thanh Cuong

The flood raised the elevation of Hoa Son village by 0.5-1.5 meters compared to before. A man is building a barn right on the flood-formed mound. Photo: Lam Tung

In Hoa Son village, 35 houses were swept away by the flood. Currently, people are forced to rent rooms or stay temporarily in relatives' houses. (In the photo: A row of rented rooms in Hoa Son). Photo: Dao Tuan

A resident builds a temporary bridge across Huoi Giang stream. Photo: Lam Tung

Ms. Ngan Thi Tam said: Her family had 3 houses swept away by the flood, including her house and the houses of her 2 sons. Photo: Lam Tung

What attracted the attention of the villagers on this day was the Great Solidarity Day event organized by the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee in Hoa Son. Photo: Dao Tuan

People prepare for the Great Unity Day which will take place in the afternoon and evening of November 17. Photo: Dao Tuan

Hoa Son village chief Vi Van Truyen and villagers complete preparations for the Great Solidarity Day. Photo: Lam Tung

A group of young men were assigned to dig a hole to plant the Great Unity tree. An iron bridge will also be built at this location across the Huoi Giang stream to facilitate people's travel. The bridge was built with the call of the provincial Fatherland Front. Photo: Dao Tuan

Although there are still many difficulties and shortages, we hope that everything will pass quickly. We hope that joy will soon return to Hoa Son village. Photo: Dao Tuan