Nghe An border guards are ready to be on standby to prevent and respond to typhoon No. 4.
The Mon Son Border Guard Station in Con Cuong and the Nam Can International Border Gate Border Guard Station have deployed forces to coordinate with local authorities in carrying out tasks to prevent and mitigate the effects of Typhoon No. 4.
Due to the impact of Typhoon No. 4, heavy rain fell in the area under the jurisdiction of Mon Son Border Guard Post from the night of September 18th. On the morning of September 19th, several points, such as the Khe Moi bridge (connecting Cua Rao and Thai Son 2 villages in Mon Son commune, Con Cuong district), were flooded, with some areas submerged up to 50 cm. Mon Son Border Guard Post was on duty, guarding the area to ensure the safety of people traveling through it.
Due to the impact of the storm, landslides have occurred on several roads in the area under the jurisdiction of the Nam Can International Border Gate Border Guard Post, causing traffic congestion. Specifically, a landslide occurred on Route 543D through Ta Ca commune, Ky Son district, at Sa Vang village, blocking traffic and preventing vehicles from passing through.
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Upon receiving the information, the Nậm Cắn International Border Gate Border Guard Station coordinated with local authorities and relevant forces to promptly address the situation. The Kỳ Sơn District Road Management Unit also deployed machinery to the scene to help with the remediation, but due to ongoing landslides, further work could not be carried out yet.
