(Baonghean.vn) - Due to the influence of the remnants of Typhoon No. 2, many cultivated areas of farmers in the mountainous district of Que Phong were severely affected. Immediately after the storm subsided, farmers tried every means to overcome the damage.
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| In Que Phong district, 90% of the population depends on agriculture for their livelihood. Typhoon No. 2 and its remnants devastated large areas of summer-autumn rice crops and other produce. In the photo: People in Quang Phong commune use buffaloes to trample the fields and reinforce embankments to replant rice after it was destroyed by the storm. Photo: Hung Cuong |
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| Before typhoon No. 2, the summer-autumn rice crop in Que Phong district had basically been planted. However, at this time, many villages in Chau Kim, Chau Thon, Quang Phong, Cam Muon communes, etc., have to replant due to the impact of the storm. In the photo: Farmers in Cam Muon commune replant the rice crop that was lost. Photo: Hung Cuong |
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| Mr. Lang Van Luyen from Mong 3 village, Cam Muon commune, is heartbroken over the area of his rice fields completely submerged in water. Photo: Hung Cuong |
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| A farmer drives stakes into the ground and uses bamboo and rattan to create embankments for his rice field, preparing to replant the area devastated by floods. Photo: Hung Cuong |
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| Farmers in Quang Phong commune are heading to the fields to replant the summer-autumn rice crop. Photo: Hung Cuong. |
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| A farmer in Quang Phong commune replants rice seedlings. Photo: Hung Cuong |
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| At this time, many people in Que Phong are racing against time to replant the lost crops to avoid crop failure and food shortages at the end of the season. Photo: Hung Cuong |
Hung Cuong
