Life of people in flood-prone areas
(Baonghean.vn) - Although the weather has been sunny for more than a day, people in the flood-prone areas of Hung Nhan and Hung Loi communes in Hung Nguyen district are still wading through floodwaters. Having become accustomed to floods, the people here have implemented several timely coping measures.
>>> A close look at life in the flood-affected area of Hung Nguyen
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| Many houses located next to the Ta Lam dike in Hamlet 7, Hung Loi commune, are still deeply submerged in water. |
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| Along the entire stretch of road in Hamlet 7, Hung Loi, next to the Ta Lam dike, almost every house was surrounded by floodwater. |
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| This is a house belonging to a resident of Hamlet 7, with no way out because the water is still flooding everything. |
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| The chicken and pig farming area of Mr. Ngo Xuan Thai (Hamlet 7, Hung Loi) is flooded to a depth of nearly 2 meters. Mr. Thai said that the water is still rising and shows no sign of receding. |
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| Mr. Ngo Xuan Thang's family in Hamlet 7, Hung Loi, is busily setting up nets to prevent fish from being swept away by the rising water. Mr. Thang said that the water in his fish pond has risen to nearly 2 meters, and by 30 centimeters in the yard and inside the house. |
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| Some households promptly moved their livestock and poultry to the main road to avoid flooding. Along the Ta Lam dike, many pigpens were relocated, and people took advantage of the opportunity to pick neem leaves to cover their pigs. |
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| In Hung Nhan commune, some hamlets, such as hamlets 1 and 2, are completely isolated. The surrounding water has left these two hamlets without access. While the remaining hamlets are not completely isolated, many families have also experienced flooding up to their yards. |
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| The road leading to Hamlet 2 in Hung Nhan commune is still flooded. |
Tian Tian - Lin Song
