Nghe An Provincial Military Command inspects disaster prevention and control work
On September 24 and 25, the working delegation of the Provincial Military Command inspected the work of preventing flash floods, inundation, landslides and the construction progress of combat works in the districts of Ky Son, Tuong Duong, Con Cuong and Anh Son.
Check workflash flood preventionRegarding the locations prone to flooding and landslides in the western districts of Nghe An, Colonel Phan Dai Nghia - Member of the Provincial Party Committee Standing Committee, Commander of the Provincial Military Command commended and highly appreciated the initiative of the District Military Commands in coordinating with units to grasp the local situation, promptly mobilizing forces to help people evacuate people and property to safety.
It is forecasted that in the coming time, the natural disaster situation in the province will continue to be very complicated, the water level in the rivers will continue to rise rapidly, many locations have the potential to experience localized flooding and landslides.
The Commander of the Provincial Military Command requested units to continue to do well in all preparations regarding human resources and technical equipment. Coordinate with local Party committees, authorities, forces and units stationed in the area to grasp the situation; regularly coordinate patrols and inspections of areas at risk of flooding, flash floods, landslides, and locations prone to landslides to promptly advise local authorities on timely handling plans; direct the Military Commands of communes and towns to mobilize militia forces to set up warning signs and checkpoints in vulnerable areas and some dangerous routes, promptly support people when moving through the area. In addition, units are required to strictly maintain the on-duty regime, regularly report the situation of the area to the Provincial Military Command...
Inspecting the construction progress, as well as the quality and technical status of combat works and Barracks of some District Military Commands, Colonel Phan Dai Nghia commended and highly appreciated the positivity and proactiveness of contractors and forces.
Although the weather conditions have been unfavorable in recent times, in order to meet the requirements of training missions, combat readiness, as well as working and living conditions for officers and soldiers, the construction unit and other forces have not shied away from difficulties and hardships to actively speed up the progress, thereby ensuring the technical requirements, quality and progress set forth.
The Commander of the Provincial Military Command also requested that in the coming time, the construction unit overcome all difficulties and take advantage of favorable weather conditions to speed up construction progress, but must ensure technical requirements and project quality.
