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Nam Non River
News updates related to the Nam Non River
Heavy rains caused the Nậm Nơn River to rise, sweeping away a temporary bridge in Mỹ Lý border commune.
From August 3rd to 7th, My Ly border commune experienced continuous rain. In addition, the large volume of water flowing from the upstream of the Nam Non River swept away the temporary bridge, the only access point to Yen village...
Economy
At the foot of the ancient Yen Hoa tower...
A few days after the meeting to resolve obstacles and difficulties in the construction of resettlement areas in the province (July 20th), we made a trip up into the mountains to Yen Hoa ancient Thai village, My Ly commune. It has been exactly one...
Part 1: Exploring the Nam Non region
The O Du people currently number only about 100 households, mainly concentrated in Van Mon village (Nga My commune). Few people know that they have a proud past. Their ancestors are believed to have been...
My Ly after the devastating floods: Anxious to return to a stable life.
More than three weeks after the historic flood, My Ly commune (Nghe An province) remains in a state of disarray. Amidst overwhelming difficulties, the greatest wish of the local people is to be resettled and have their homes rebuilt as soon as possible.
A new rhythm of life in the upstream of the Nam Non River.
For the past few months, every time we travel along National Highway 16, which runs across western Nghe An province, through My Ly commune, we are surprised to see many piles of miscellaneous wood, dry firewood, etc.
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