Visiting and providing support to the families of victims who died in a well collapse in Tan Ky.
Leaders of Tan Ky district, along with representatives from the District Military Command, visited to offer condolences, encouragement, and financial assistance to the families of the victims of the well collapse in Tan Hop commune.
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On the afternoon of April 8th, Comrade Nguyen Van Hoa - Member of the Standing Committee of the District Party Committee, Vice Chairman of the District People's Committee, and Lieutenant Colonel Tran Hoang Nhat - Commander of the Tan Ky District Military Command, along with members of the working group, visited the scene of the serious accident that causedThree people died while surveying a well.To install concrete pipes to prevent landslides at the home of Mr. Lang Van Bon in Hong Son hamlet, Tan Hop commune, Tan Ky district (Nghe An province).
On behalf of the Tan Ky district leadership, Comrade Nguyen Van Hoa offered condolences, encouragement, and presented each victim's family with 5 million VND in financial assistance. He also requested that the Party Committee and government of Tan Hop commune and Hong Son hamlet focus on assisting the victims' families. The Party Committee and government of Tan Hop commune also provided 5 million VND to each victim's family.
As previously reported, at approximately 1:30 PM on April 8th, at the house of Mr. Lang Van Bon, three people were surveying a well to install reinforced concrete pipes to prevent landslides when the well collapsed, burying all three. Immediately after the incident, the local Party committee and government of Tan Hop commune mobilized forces and excavators to rescue the victims. They also reported the incident to the Tan Ky District People's Committee, requesting additional support from the District Military Command.
After nearly two hours of effort, the three victims were pulled out of the well. However, due to being buried for too long, all three had died. All three victims resided in Hong Son hamlet, Tan Hop commune, Tan Ky district. Their identities were confirmed as Mr. Lang Van Bon, born in 1976, the homeowner; and the other two as Lang Dinh Phuc, born in 1983, Mr. Bon's brother-in-law, and Lang Dinh Bac, born in 1981, a relative of Mr. Lang Dinh Phuc.
