(Baonghean.vn) - Although more than three weeks have passed since the historic flash flood, its consequences remain deeply haunting, leaving Nhan Ly village (Ta Ca - Ky Son) desolate and barren.
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| The flash flood on July 21st left Nhan Ly village (Ta Ca commune - Ky Son district) in ruins; 7 houses, 12 granaries, and dozens of mini-hydroelectric generators were swept away. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| A corner of the residential area where the Huổi Hiên stream once flowed is now just a rocky wasteland... Photo: Đào Thọ |
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| Mr. Moong Van Nhon, whose house was swept away by the flood, said that when the flood came, his family only managed to salvage a few sets of clothes; everything else was swept away. Currently, thanks to the help of various organizations, he has been able to erect a temporary shelter to live in. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Vi Van Hang's family lost their house and granary to the flood, leaving them to rely solely on relief supplies, with the risk of starvation looming large. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Dozens of mini hydroelectric motors along the Huoi Hien stream were swept away by the flood. After the flood, many people had to borrow money to buy and install new ones. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| The bridge spanning the ravine is severely damaged, creating a waterway in the middle of the road and causing significant difficulties for traffic. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| The Huổi Hiên stream, formerly the main source of water for households in the village, is now polluted, forcing residents to switch to the Nậm Mộ river. Photo: Đào Thọ |
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| This season, the water in the Nam Mo River is yellowish and murky, but the villagers still have to collect it for drinking and cooking. Photo: Dao Tho |
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| Children in the village receive relief supplies. Photo: Dao Tho |
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