Quynh Luu fishermen advised to move boats away from the scene of the boat fire.

According to the reporter's records at the scene of the fire of 5 fishing boats at Lach Quen port, Quynh Thuan commune, the boats were burned to ashes, completely damaged, the hulls gradually sank into the water, floating above were only bare black beams.

However, the worrying thing is that at the fire area, oil from the ship's oil tank has spilled out, floating in a scum that can be seen with the naked eye. The oil slick is large, stretching for dozens of meters, posing a potential fire risk if there is a spark.

Although the fires on 5 ships have been completely extinguished, there are still 2 ships with smoke rising, the fire is still smoldering, causing concern for the people. It is worth mentioning that at the fishing port, there are still some people doing construction and welding iron and steel right next to the place where the fire just occurred, increasing the risk of the fire re-igniting.

Mr. Nguyen Huy Duong, a fisherman in Son Hai commune, said: My boat was near the burning boats. Luckily, the fire had spread to my house but my family was able to put it out. This morning, seeing that the fires were still smoldering, I anchored the boat about 100 meters away, away from the oil spill to ensure there was no risk.

Faced with that situation, the authorities of Quynh Thuan commune and the fishing port issued a notice, advising fishermen to move their fishing boats to a safe area, away from the fire. Mr. Tran Van Trung - Chairman of the People's Committee of Quynh Thuan commune said: Although the fire has been extinguished, the risk of re-ignition still exists, so fishermen need to be proactive in protecting their property. The locality has also shared the loss with the people, and at the same time assigned forces to be on duty to promptly handle any incidents that may arise.