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On November 21, Chairman of Dak Lak Provincial Peoples Committee issued Decision No. 02110/QD-UBND on declaring emergency situations regarding natural disasters in 40 communes and wards in the province. Floods in recent days have caused serious flooding in the eastern region of Lak Lak province. Specifically, including: 34 communes and wards in the eastern region of the province: Phu Mo, Song Cau, O Loan, Tuy An Nam, Tay Hoa, Hoa My, Son Thanh, Suoi Trai, Phu Yen, Xuan Phuoc, Xuan Loc, Tuy Hoa, Tuy An Bac, Xuan Lanh, Xuan Canh, Dong Xuan, Xuan Dai, Hoa Hiep, Tuy An Dong, Phu Hoa 1, Phu Hoa 2, Hoa Thinh, Son Hoa, Van Hoa, Tay Hoa, Ea Ly, Ea Ba, Song Hinh, Binh Kien, Dong Hoa, Xuan Tho, Hoa Xuan, Tuy An Tay, Duc Binh; 6 communes in the western region of the province: Yang Mao, Cu Pui, Krong Bong, Krong Ana, Dur Kmal and Hoa Son commune. According to preliminary statistics, damage caused by natural disasters in storm No. 13 and floods by November 20, 2025, the whole province had 19 deaths, 6 people missing; More than 400 houses were completely damaged; More than 13,800 houses were roofed and damaged; More than 85,700 houses were flooded; More than 12,800 households are isolated. Regarding agricultural production, the total area affected by damage is about more than 120,600 hectares of all types of crops; Regarding aquaculture, more than 17,700 cages and rafts over 950 hectares of aquaculture were damaged, more than 500 fishermens fishing boats were damaged; Regarding livestock farming, more than 3,000,000 poultry and cattle died or were swept away. In addition, many residential areas, production and business establishments, traffic works, irrigation, education, health care, culture, telecommunications, electricity, etc. were damaged to many different degrees. Tree systems, urban infrastructure, and public works were collapsed and damaged in large numbers, many locations were almost completely destroyed. The entire province suffered widespread power outages, communications were interrupted, traffic in many places was disrupted, and peoples lives were seriously affected. The Chairman of the Provincial Peoples Committee requested units and localities to take urgent measures to respond and overcome the consequences to minimize damage caused by natural disasters. Specifically, continue to mobilize maximum forces, means and resources to organize rescue and rescue; The top priority is protecting peoples lives and health. Urgently conduct a comprehensive assessment and focus on repairing and restoring key infrastructure works such as traffic, irrigation, power grid, communications, schools, health stations and domestic water supply, to soon stabilize life and production. Organize safe temporary accommodation, ensuring minimum living conditions for people who have lost their homes. Organize support and morale encouragement for people, especially households suffering heavy losses. At the same time, continue to maintain warnings and monitoring to prevent risks arising such as landslides after rain, fires and explosions due to short circuits, or subsequent natural disasters. Maintain the supply of essential goods and gasoline to serve peoples needs, control prices, and prevent speculation; Urgently fix the power grid, maintain stable electricity supply for living and production.Nhat AnhSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
