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News updates related to rafts

Yên Hòa: Nguy hiểm rình rập mỗi chuyến qua sông bằng bè mảng

Yen Hoa: Danger lurks every time you cross the river by raft.

Following the storms and floods, two concrete bridges in Yen Hoa commune were swept away by the water, forcing residents and students to travel daily by raft, a very dangerous practice. The authorities are making efforts to ensure the safety of the people...

Before Typhoon No. 5 makes landfall: People in Nghe An proactively pull rafts ashore and harvest rice to escape the flood.

Typhoon No. 5 is expected to make landfall tomorrow (August 25th), and coastal localities in Nghe An province are urgently implementing response measures. This includes measures at ports, harbors, and mooring areas for ships and boats...
Fishermen in Nghe An province are urgently pulling their rafts ashore to avoid Typhoon No. 3.

Forecasts indicate that Typhoon Wipha (Typhoon No. 3) will bring heavy rain, high waves, and storm surges. Fishermen in coastal communes of the former Dien Chau district (Nghe An province) are rushing to pull their rafts ashore before the typhoon makes landfall.

Four fishermen from Nghe An province narrowly escaped death after drifting at sea for hours following a storm during the night.

During a stormy night, three inshore fishing vessels belonging to fishermen from Hai Loc commune (Nghe An province) successively encountered difficulties, putting four fishermen in grave danger. However, thanks to their courage and luck...

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