Provincial Border Guard inspects storm prevention work No. 3

At the Cua Lo - Ben Thuy Port Border Guard Station, the delegation listened to the unit commander report on preparations and timely response plans for storm No. 3. The unit proactively secured houses, warehouses, and trees, and dispatched troops to communes to help people secure houses, anchor boats, and harvest crops before the storm made landfall.

Officers of the Cua Lo - Ben Thuy Port Border Guard Station help people reinforce their houses. Photo: Hai Thuong

Border Guard units have also deployed forces to inspect and control ships from going out to sea. Units ensure 100% of their personnel are on duty to carry out tasks when required.

The working group inspected the number of boats safely anchored at Cua Hoi fishing port. Photo: Hai Thuong

Directly inspecting units and areas, Colonel Tran Hai Binh requested unit commanders not to be subjective, to closely coordinate with forces and localities to organize the evacuation of people in key areas when necessary; to establish mobile platoons, assign and dispatch troops to each key area to monitor and help people when necessary; to grasp the local situation, promptly report when situations arise to have a handling plan.

Directly inspecting the work of anchoring boats on the river. Photo: Hai Thuong

He also requested unit commanders to inspect and cut down trees at risk of falling within the unit's premises, proactively move boats to safe places, and ensure security and order in the area under their management.

Coordinate with local authorities and forces to create conditions and help other local fishermen's boats when they take shelter from storms in the area...