Nghe An Border Guards are ready to respond to storm No. 4.
Mon Son Border Guard Station, Con Cuong and Nam Can International Border Gate Border Guard Station have dispatched forces to coordinate with local authorities to take part in the task of preventing storm No. 4.
Due to the impact of storm No. 4, there has been heavy rain in the area of Mon Son Border Guard Station since the night of September 18. On the morning of September 19, some points such as Khe Moi spillway bridge (connecting Cua Rao and Thai Son 2 villages, Mon Son commune, Con Cuong district) were flooded, with some points being flooded up to 50 cm. Mon Son Border Guard Station was on duty, guarding to ensure the safety of people traveling through here.
Also due to the impact of the storm, landslides occurred on some roads at the Nam Can International Border Post, causing traffic jams. Specifically, on Highway 543D through Ta Ca Commune, Ky Son District, a landslide occurred, the landslide point occurred at Sa Vang Village, causing traffic jams, vehicles could not pass.
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Upon receiving the information, the Nam Can International Border Guard Station coordinated with local authorities and relevant forces to urgently fix the problem. The Ky Son District Road Management Department also mobilized machinery to the scene to fix the problem, but landslides still occurred so it could not be deployed.
