Many landslides appeared in Hung Nguyen, people set up tents to take shelter when it rains.

During the recent flood, Hung Nguyen district was not only flooded on a large scale, but after the flood receded, many landslides appeared in the localities, affecting the lives of the people. In Hung Yen Nam commune, Lai and Ram hills had landslides hundreds of meters long right next to people's houses, visible to the naked eye from afar. Photo: Quang An

According to statistics from Hung Yen Nam commune, there are about 600 households living under these two peaks, stretching from hamlets 3, 4, 5, and 6. Of these, 50 households are at high risk, with their houses only a few meters away from the peak, so they are forced to evacuate when there is heavy rain. Photo: Quang An

Layers of rock and soil at Lai hill, Hung Yen Nam commune continue to slide down every day, making people nervous and restless. Photo: Quang An

During the recent heavy rains, a serious landslide occurred in Lai hill, with rocks and tree trunks falling on Mr. Nguyen Van Huan's house in hamlet 3. Luckily, at that time, his family had taken refuge at a relative's house in the area. Photo: Quang An

Because it is a vulnerable point that often experiences landslides, the local government has built dozens of meters of stone embankment at the foot of the mountain to protect the households below. However, this is a temporary measure because if there is a large landslide, soil and rocks can easily spill over this embankment, and people still have to evacuate when it rains heavily. Photo: Quang An

Landslides also occurred in Hung Thanh commune, Hung Nguyen district due to recent heavy rains. Of these, the most dangerous is the landslide at Tho Lo mountain, Phu Thanh hamlet, Hung Thanh commune. The crack is about 150 meters long, the subsidence is about 1 meter, forcing dozens of households below to evacuate when there is heavy rain. Photo: Quang An

At the crack in Tho Lo mountain, the soil has become weak due to being soaked in rainwater for a long time, and is at risk of collapsing at any time. Photo: Quang An

Fearing landslides, Ms. Bach Thi Lam's family in Phu Thanh hamlet, located right at the foot of Tho Lo mountain, had to set up a tent in front of their house to take shelter whenever it rained. Other households were always ready to evacuate when there was information about floods. It is known that at the foot of Tho Lo mountain, there are about 12 households with 55 people affected, of which, 8 households are at high risk and need to be evacuated. Photo: Quang An

Hung Thanh commune has also set up a command post at the foot of Tho Lo mountain and assigned forces to be on duty 24/7 to promptly handle any situations that arise. Photo: Quang An