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At the noon meeting on November 21, after inspecting the landslide scene and visiting people in the damaged areas, Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung requested Lam Dong to urgently relocate people from at-risk areas, ensure food and accommodation, review all landslide sites and operate reservoirs flexibly to reduce downstream flooding. Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung chaired a meeting with leaders of Lam Dong province to urgently direct solutions to respond and overcome the consequences of rain and floods - Photo: VGP/Gia Huy At noon on November 21, immediately after inspecting the scene of landslides and flooding and visiting affected people in DRan commune, checking landslides at Prenn pass, Mimosa pass, at the headquarters of Lam Dong Provincial Peoples Committee, Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung chaired a meeting with leaders of Lam Dong province to urgently direct solutions to respond to and overcome the consequences of floods and immediately arrange resettlement areas for severely damaged households. Attending the meeting were Lam Dong Provincial Party Committee Secretary Y Thanh Ha Nie Kdam; Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial Peoples Committee Ho Van Muoi; Colonel Le Xuan Binh, Deputy Commander-Chief of Staff of Military Region 7; Deputy Minister of Construction Le Anh Tuan; Major General Pham Hai Chau, Deputy Director of the Rescue Department (General Staff of the Vietnam Peoples Army); Representatives of the Ministry of Public Security, Government Office...Lam Dong estimated that more than 1,130 households were affected by floods. According to a report from Lam Dong Provincial Peoples Committee, in recent days, many places in Lam Dong province have had heavy to very heavy rain. From 7:00 p.m. on November 20 to 9:00 a.m. on November 21, the rain decreased, in most areas there was only a small amount of less than 5 mm. It is forecasted that rain will decrease significantly on November 21; From November 22 to 25, there was scattered rain, with a common amount of 10-20 mm, in some places higher. More than 1,130 households were affected in the entire province. Some localities organized the emergency relocation of hundreds of households to ensure safety: Cat Tien commune relocated about 400 households; Many villages in Ka Do, Quang Lap, Don Duong, Ta Nang, Ninh Gia... have been evacuated to safe locations. The province also recorded cases of houses collapsing, floating away, or at risk of collapse due to landslides; Many residential areas were deeply flooded, locally isolated. Initially, over 1,640 hectares of crops were affected, mainly crops and some perennial crop areas. Specifically: DRan flooded about 300 hectares of vegetables; About 150 hectares of Ka Do were swept away; Quang Lap is about 150 hectares flooded; Nam Da about 500 hectares, Cat Tien about 400 hectares of rice fields were flooded. Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial Peoples Committee Ho Van Muoi reported at the meeting - Photo: VGP/Gia HuyLam Dong recorded over 33 major landslides and many small landslides, concentrated on key traffic routes and provincial and national highways passing through the area (Prenn Pass, Mimosa Pass/QL20, QL20, National Highway 27C, some local routes). Many sections of the road surface cracked, subsided, and in some places the road surface was completely lost; Some bridges and bridges for peoples lives were damaged or swept away; Some areas are partially divided, greatly affecting traffic. The Provincial Peoples Committee has issued many directive documents, requiring departments, branches and localities to focus on responding and overcoming; The Department of Agriculture and Environment has issued an official dispatch to operate the reservoir to reduce floods downstream. The Department of Construction coordinates traffic diversion and regulation and handles landslides. The army, police, and local soldiers were mobilized to participate in relief, response, traffic flow, and ensuring safety. At the commune level, the shock force continuously checked and announced warnings to people, organized evacuation, and arranged support for food, drinking water, and necessities for people at temporary shelters. The province has preliminarily estimated the damage to date to be about over 1,000 billion VND; Localities are continuing to review, compile and update data. In the coming time, the province will continue to maintain 24/7 duty, strengthen warnings, traffic flow, maintain reservoir operation according to safe procedures, urgently organize to overcome landslides, ensure temporary shelter and necessities for affected people. Colonel Le Xuan Binh, Deputy Commander - Chief of Staff of Military Region 7 reported at the meeting - Photo: VGP/Gia HuyFocusing on 4 key tasks, mobilizing large forces to overcome the problem in Lam DongReporting at the meeting, Colonel Le Xuan Binh, Deputy Commander - Chief of Staff of Military Region 7 said that Military Region 7 is focusing on 4 key tasks including: Migration to ensure life safety, visiting and supporting families in distress, long-term food supply and home remodeling support. At the same time, strengthen environmental sanitation, review the risk of landslides and complete the flood warning plan. Regarding relocation and ensuring the safety of peoples lives, in recent days, the Military Region in coordination with local authorities has relocated about 1,200 households to safe locations. The total number of troops mobilized to participate in field tasks is currently over 3,500 comrades, ready to increase additional forces if necessary (ready to mobilize more troops). 3,000-4,000 officers and soldiers of Division 302 with a deployment time of about 3 hours). The military region has initially allocated basic necessities including about 2,000 boxes of instant noodles, 2,000 boxes of rice and 2,500 sets of clothes; It is expected to continue providing long-term support due to many households losing all their assets. Regarding support for repairing houses, healt
