First images at Binh Son 1 village - the source of Ky Son flash flood
(Baonghean.vn) - Approaching the two villages of Binh Son 1 and Binh Son 2 of Ta Ca commune, Ky Son district, we witnessed the devastation after the devastating flood.
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Binh Son 1 Village, Ta Ca Commune. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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Mr. Moong Van Thi's house was completely buried on the first floor and part of the second floor by tons of rocks and soil. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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Mr. Thi’s daughter’s house, which was right next to his house, was completely destroyed by the flash flood. All that remained was a pile of rubble and rushing water. Photo: Hoai Thu |
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Mr. Moong Van Thi said that his family of 12, including his parents, grandparents and 8 children, are currently living in less affected houses, but they are very cramped and lacking. Photo: Hoai Thu |
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People of Binh Son village walk along the stream to town to receive relief goods. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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What remains of a family after the flood. Photo: Hoai Thu |
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Currently, the road to Binh Son 1 and Binh Son 2 villages of Ta Ca commune is cut off due to road collapse in many places. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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People, functional forces and authorities have initially approached and supported people with initial necessities. The most important are still drinking water and food. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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| The volunteer group of BH Garment Company and Vinh Market traders in Nghi An Commune, Vinh City gave 8 households in Binh Son 1 village 2 million VND each and the whole village 200 essential food gifts. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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| A house partially collapsed after the flood and the homeowner had to take refuge elsewhere. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
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Mr. Moong Van Li's house was severely damaged. Photo: Hoai Thu |
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Mr. Cut Van Thuan - Deputy of Binh Son 1 village said that Binh Son 1 village has 112 households. In the recent flash flood, 7 houses were washed away, 3 houses collapsed and were severely damaged, and many other houses were damaged. Currently, Binh Son 2 village is inaccessible due to severe landslides. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
