People are worried about falling rocks collapsing their houses.

(Baonghean.vn) - 6 households in Tan Hop village, Luc Da commune are living insecurely in houses located at the foot of the hill in an area at risk of landslides and need to be urgently relocated.

Tan Hop village, Luc Da commune has 124 households living there. Due to its geographical location, many households in the village have built their houses close to the foot of the high mountain, where there are many orphaned rocks weighing tons scattered on the mountainside.

In recent years, every rainy and stormy season, 6 households in Tan Hop village are worried about landslides and rolling rocks. This worry is always present and has a basis because during the rainy season a few years ago, the villagers witnessed a large rock about 2m high.³rolled down the mountain into a family's house. Luckily the family was away that day so they were not affected.

This rock has "lost its legs", posing a potential danger every time a storm comes. Photo: Minh Hanh

Mr. La Van Thanh, Tan Hop village, Luc Da commune, shared: "My family and 5 other families are always worried every time the rainy season comes because there are many big rocks above the house. My family has lived here for 15 years, every year when the rainy season comes, we are always afraid. This year, my family had to evacuate 3 times because of heavy rain. We know it is dangerous, but our family does not know where to move because our family's circumstances do not allow it."

We also witnessed a huge rock weighing several tons leaning against a tree trunk right above Mr. Thanh's house. If there was a heavy rain or flood, the rock could roll down onto his house at any time.

People had to resort to piling to hold the rock. Photo: Ba Hau

Not far from Mr. Thanh's house is Mrs. La Thi Thu's house, one of six families in the high-risk area. Mrs. Thu also shared: "After many years living at the foot of the hill, my family is always worried about falling rocks every time there is a storm. Many days when it rains heavily, the whole family takes temporary shelter at a nearby relative's house, waiting for the rain to stop before daring to return."

Houses of households below the large orphan rock. Photo: Ba Hau

Through research, it is known that after grasping the current situation, proposals and recommendations of the commune, currently the Con Cuong district government has also had a solution to plan a new land area of ​​6,000m2.²in Khe Su land.

This is considered a new resettlement area so that people can move out of the danger zone, stabilize their lives and production. Con Cuong district has also submitted a request to the Nghe An Provincial Department of Rural Development for financial support.

In Con Cuong district, local authorities have also worked directly with households to find ways to relocate to other places. Photo: Minh Hanh

Ms. Luong Thi Hien - Vice Chairman of Luc Da Commune People's Committee said: 6 households with 25 people in Tan Hop village are in an area with high risk of landslides. During the recent storms No. 2 and No. 10, to ensure the safety of people's lives, we evacuated people to community houses.

Currently, the commune has asked for permission from the District Party Committee and People's Committee to plan new land and relocate these households out of areas at risk of landslides. However, solving this problem is beyond the resources of the commune and district. We hope the province will pay attention and provide more financial support./.

Ba Hau - Minh Hanh