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Flood water in rivers in Quang Binh province is rapidly falling

15:47:17, 09/11/2020

​By the afternoon of October 22, in Quang Binh province, there were still over 140 villages separated and isolated, of which there were 52 villages in the border area.



Teachers and parents of students at Vo Ninh Kindergarten, Quang Ninh District, Quang Binh Province cleaned the school and class again as soon as the flood water receded. (Photo: Van Ty / VNA)


On October 22, in Quang Binh province the sun reappeared, the weather warmed up, the water in the rivers was falling rapidly.

According to the report of the Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue cum Civil Defense of Quang Binh Province, the water on the Gianh River at the Dong Tam measuring point below alert I was 0.98m; on Gianh river at the Mai Hoa measuring point under alert I was 1.45m; on Kien Giang river at the Kien Giang measuring point under alarm I is 0.42m; on Nhat Le river at Dong Hoi measuring point above alert I was 0.17m.

The reservoirs in Quang Binh province have the water flow down to the correct design capacity, the water in a few lakes exceeds the capacity but with a negligible rate such as Dong Ran exceeding 7.9%, Tien Lang lake exceeding 2 , 9, Trooc Trau lake exceeded 6.8%.

Due to the rapid water drop, on October 22, National Highway 1A had completely opened the route. In particular, the old National Highway 1A through the two districts of Quang Ninh and Le Thuy still has some light flooded points of about 0.3 m at Km681 (through Gia Ninh commune, Quang Ninh district) and Km68, Km697 (through Hong Thuy commune, Cam Lien commune, Le Thuy district).
The Ho Chi Minh Highway West branch, Highway 12 C, 12A, 9C, 9B ... still a few sections are divided, mainly due to landslides.

Currently, flooded areas in Le Thuy district, Quang Ninh, Minh Hoa, Ba Don town are rapidly decreasing; only about 35,000 houses remained inundated.

However, by the afternoon of October 22, in Quang Binh province, there were still over 140 villages separated and isolated, of which there were 52 villages in the border area.

Since the flood is considered "cataclysmic" appeared, up to now, there have been 8 deaths in Quang Binh, 44 injured.

Property damage is not currently listed./.
On October 22, in Quang Binh province, the sun reappeared, the weather warmed up, the water in the rivers was falling rapidly.



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