📋 Tender Overview
On the morning of November 20, the flood on Dinh Ninh Hoa river at Ninh Hoa hydrological station was 6.73m above alert level 3 of 1.03m, 0.15m higher than the historic flood in 1986 (6.58m). The police force of Bao An ward, Khanh Hoa province reinforces the Dinh River dyke when the flood rises overnight - Photo: Khanh Hoa Police According to this mornings (November 20) news from the Khanh Hoa Hydrometeorological Station, currently the flood is rising on the Dinh Ninh Hoa river. The water level at 9:00 a.m. on November 20, on Dinh Ninh Hoa river at Duc My station was 17.71m, 0.21m above alert level 3, at Ninh Hoa hydrological station was 6.73m, 1.03m above alert level 3, 0.15m higher than the historic flood in 1986 (6.58m). If Da Ban and EaKrongRou lakes continue to maintain discharge combined with the forecast rainfall in the Dinh Ninh Hoa river basin that is likely to reach 100-200 mm, in some places over 250 mm/24 hours, then in the next 24 hours, the flood on the Dinh Ninh Hoa river will continue to rise, the flood peak will reach above alert level 3 from 1.0 - 1.3m and higher than the historic flood in 1986 from 0.12 - 0.42m (flood peak from 6.70-7.00m). The rising Dinh Ninh Hoa river flood causes flooding in wards/communes such as Ninh Hoa, Nam Ninh Hoa, Bac Ninh Hoa, Dong Ninh Hoa, Tan Dinh, Hoa Tri, Hoa Thang... the scope is likely to continue to spread. Maximum level of flooding: From 1.5m to 2.5m, in low areas it can be deeper than 3.5m. Automatically plays later3Current Time0:00/Duration0:00724361188789600:00:29Police forces transport supplies, sandbags, and water barriers to protect the Dinh River dike when flood waters rise. Meanwhile, on the upper reaches of the Cai Nha Trang River and Cai Phan Rang River, the flood has peaked and is decreasing slowly, but the flood waters in the downstream areas are rising. The flood peak at Dong Trang station reached 13.14m (5 a.m. on November 20), above alert level 3 of 2.14m, below the historical flood level of 0.28m; At Tan My station, it reached 40.25m (4 hours) above alert level 3 of 2.75m, below the historic flood level of 0.96m. The water level at 9:00 a.m. on November 20, on Cai Nha Trang River at Dong Trang hydrological station, was 12.83m above alert level 3 of 1.83m; on Cai Phan Rang river at Tan My station is 38.58m, above alarm level 3 is 1.08m, at Phan Rang station is 4.85m, above alarm level 3 is 0.35m. In the next 6 hours, floods on the Cai Nha Trang and Cai Phan Rang rivers will continue to slowly decrease to below alert level 3. Particularly, the downstream Cai Phan Rang river will continue to rise, the flood peak on Cai Phan Rang river at Phan Rang station is above alert level 3 from 0.4-1.0m. From the next 7-24 hours, floods on Cai Nha Trang and Cai Phan Rang rivers are likely to rise again above alert level 3. Warning of areas where flooding may occur in wards/communes: Suoi Dau, Suoi Hiep, Dien Khanh, Dien Dien, Dien Lac, Nha Trang, Tay Nha Trang, North Nha Trang, South Nha Trang; North Cam Ranh, Cam Ranh, South Cam Ranh, Ba Ngoi, Trung Khanh Vinh; Bac Ai Tay, Bac Ai, Ninh Son, My Son, Phuoc Hau, Ninh Phuoc, Do Vinh, Bao An, Phan Rang, Phuoc Dinh, Dong Hai... the range is likely to continue to expand. The level of flooding ranges from 1.0 to 2.5m, with some places being flooded deeper than 3.5m. NASee moreRefer moreRefer moreRefer moreRefer more
