Leaders of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee visited and provided assistance to households affected by storms and strong winds.

Accompanying the delegation were leaders from the Party Committee and local government of the two communes of Quỳ Hợp and Mường Ham.

Local leaders provided a quick update on the extent of the damage and the ongoing recovery efforts, while also pledging to focus their efforts and mobilize maximum resources to quickly stabilize the lives of affected people.

Earlier, in the early morning of May 4th, strong storms and tornadoes struck the communes of Quy Hop and Muong Ham, causing significant damage to people's homes. Many houses had their roofs blown off and suffered severe damage, directly affecting the daily lives of the residents.

At each location, the delegation kindly visited and shared the difficulties with families who suffered heavy losses; at the same time, they presented immediate support gifts to help people overcome the consequences and quickly stabilize their lives.

Comrade Nguyen Dinh Hung - Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee - requested local Party committees and authorities to urgently review and fully compile statistics on the extent of damage; mobilize local forces to support people in repairing and reinforcing their houses, ensuring safe accommodation in the short term. At the same time, attention should be paid to arranging temporary housing for households severely affected, ensuring that no one suffers from hunger or homelessness.

On this occasion, the Standing Vice Chairman of the Nghe An Provincial Fatherland Front Committee, Nguyen Dinh Hung, presented support to the two communes of Quy Hop and Muong Ham, with 500 million VND each from the provincial relief fund. This support will enable local authorities to coordinate with relevant agencies to develop appropriate assistance plans, especially for poor and near-poor households and families entitled to preferential policies; and to mobilize social resources to help people repair and rebuild sturdy houses, improving their resilience to natural disasters. In addition, local authorities need to strengthen propaganda and guidance to help people proactively implement measures to prevent and mitigate natural disasters and minimize damage in the future.