(Baonghean.vn) - The fierce waves combined with high tides caused landslides in dozens of restaurants at Quynh Luu beach, causing damage of over 2 billion VND.
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| With nearly 20 restaurants located along the beach, after the storm, Quynh Nghia beach resort was devastated with many damaged and collapsed structures causing great losses to the people. Photo: Viet Hung |
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| Storm No. 10 combined with high tides caused many restaurants to collapse. Photo: Viet Hung |
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| While urgently dealing with the aftermath of the storm, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hien - owner of Hai Hien restaurant sadly said that the entire solid construction was damaged after the storm, causing more than 300 million VND in damage. Now looking at the rubble makes me feel dismayed, but I still have to urgently clean up and fix it to continue my business. Photo: Viet Hung |
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| On the morning of September 16, business owners urgently overcame the consequences, cleaned up the ruined buildings to stabilize their lives. Mr. Nguyen Van Hoan - owner of Hoan Lieu restaurant said that the high tide was close, swirling and swept away the pillars of the restaurant, causing landslides and extensive damage, estimated to cost 40 million VND to repair. Fortunately, we moved our assets home, otherwise the damage would have been much worse. Photo: Viet Hung |
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| At Quynh Bang beach, dozens of restaurants had their roofs blown off and were severely damaged. After the storm passed, people quickly rearranged the scene and collected scrap. Photo: Viet Hung |
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| According to statistics, with nearly 40 restaurants and food businesses at Quynh Luu beach, the damage caused by the storm is about 2 billion VND. Photo: Viet Hung |
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| Mr. To Duy Hien - Chairman of Quynh Nghia Commune People's Committee said that the locality is currently directing the militia and police to hire 2 excavators to help people overcome the consequences of the storm; first of all, clearing the constructions on the road so that people can travel conveniently, then overcoming the consequences inside the restaurants. Photo: Viet Hung |
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