(Baonghean.vn) - Although the historic flash flood has passed for more than 3 weeks, its consequences are still haunting, Nhan Ly village (Ta Ca - Ky Son) has become desolate and bare.
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| The flash flood on July 21st turned Nhan Ly village (Ta Ca commune - Ky Son) into ruins; 7 houses, 12 granaries, dozens of mini hydroelectric plants were swept away. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| A corner of the residential area with Huoi Hien stream flowing through it, now just a pile of rocks... Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Mr. Moong Van Nhon, a family whose home was swept away by the flood, said that when the flood came, his family only had time to retrieve a few sets of clothes, the rest were swept away. Currently, thanks to the help of organizations, he has built a temporary tent. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Mr. Vi Van Hang's family had their house and granary swept away by the flood, so they can only rely on relief food, and the risk of starvation is imminent. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Dozens of mini hydroelectric motors built along Huoi Hien stream were swept away by the flood. After the flood, many people had to borrow money to buy new ones. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| The spillway bridge over the ravine was severely damaged, creating a stream in the middle of the road, causing many difficulties for traffic participants. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Huoi Hien stream water used to be the main source of daily life for households in the village. Now the water is polluted, so people are forced to move to Nam Mo river. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| This season, the Nam Mo River water is yellow and murky, but the locals still have to get it for food and drink. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Children of the village receive relief goods. Photo: Dao Tho |
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