The Provincial Military Command is ready to mobilize to help people overcome the consequences of storm No. 8.

According to forecast, circulationstorm number 8Combined with cold air, it can cause heavy to very heavy rain in Nghe An province. Rainfall is generally 100-200 mm/period, some areas can be up to 300mm.

In recent days, the province has had relatively heavy rainfall, with high water levels in lakes and dams. The risk of flash floods and landslides in some localities is very high.

Colonel Dinh Bat Van - Deputy Commander, Chief of Staff of the Provincial Military Command inspected the coordination between forces, ready to mobilize to help fishermen at Cua Lo port. Photo: Trong Kien

In recent times, agencies and units have proactively coordinated with functional agencies to inspect and review dykes, downstream lakes and dams; Help fishermen along coastal and riverside routes to anchor boats in safe areas; inspect low-lying and flooded areas; areas at risk of flash floods and landslides; areas that may be isolated...

Thanh Chuong District Military Command patrols and controls the dike and downstream. Photo: Trong Kien

Through on-site inspections at units, Colonel Dinh Bat Van - Deputy Commander, Chief of Staff of the Provincial Military Command requested agencies and units to continue to strictly maintain the on-duty regime according to regulations; Closely monitor the developments of storm circulation, inspect key areas of flooding, landslide risks, regularly monitor the flood situation in each locality; Prepare adequate means, techniques, communication systems, logistics facilities, ensure the number of troops ready to mobilize to help people, promptly report to the Provincial Military Command when necessary./.