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On the morning of November 3, City Peoples Committee. Gia Lai issued an official telegram implementing measures to respond to storm Kalmaegi and floods. Floods and rains in recent days have caused local flooding in some localities in Gia Lai - Photo: Gia Lai Information Portal Currently, the storm with the international name KALMAEGI is active in the eastern seaboard of the Philippines. It is forecast that by November 5, the storm will enter the middle of the East Sea with winds of level 13, gusts above level 16-17 and head towards the Central mainland. Storm circulation combined with cold air can cause very heavy rain, lasting for many days, with a high risk of flash floods, deep flooding, and widespread landslides. According to the Peoples Committee of Gia Lai province, recent rainstorms, especially the recent storm No. 12, show that rainfall exceeded forecasts, causing serious flooding and great damage to localities. Therefore, the leaders of Gia Lai Provincial Peoples Committee request all levels of government, sectors and people to absolutely not be subjective or negligent; must immediately switch from responding according to normal forecasts to a one level higher response level. Agencies, units, and localities must proactively activate full plans to prevent and combat storms, heavy rains, flash floods, and landslides early, from the grassroots; Be ready for situations where rain exceeds forecasts and floods rise quickly, do not be passive or surprised. Thoroughly implement the four on the spot motto, proactively deploy early evacuation and thoroughly evacuate people from dangerous areas to protect the safety of peoples lives. Absolutely no human damage should occur; Do not let people return to their old places of residence without ensuring safety. In particular, pay special attention to actively storing enough drinking water, food, and essential foods to last for many days; A large amount of medicine and medical supplies on site to serve people during evacuation or isolation. At the same time, prepare rescue forces, vehicles and equipment to promptly respond when a situation occurs. On the sea route, the Chairman of the Provincial Peoples Committee directed the Department of Agriculture and Environment, the Provincial Border Guard Command, Quy Nhon Maritime Port Authority, and the Peoples Committees of coastal communes and wards to closely monitor storm and weather developments; Strictly manage offshore vehicles; Continue to review, count, and firmly grasp the location of all ships and vehicles operating at sea, and guide ships and vehicles still operating at sea to avoid entering or exiting dangerous areas or returning to safe shelters. Quy Nhon Maritime Port Authority fully prepares means to search and rescue sailors and transport ships in seaport waters, and manages cargo ships to anchor safely during storm shelters; Completed before November 4. On land, Peoples Committees of communes and wards closely monitor storm forecasts and warnings and developments of rainstorms; Timely and complete information for people to proactively prevent, respond and minimize damage. Resolutely evacuate people from low-lying areas, along rivers and streams and areas with high risk of landslides, especially high-risk areas such as Ba Hoa mountain area in Quy Nhon Nam ward, Hon Cha mountain in Quy Nhon Bac ward,... completed on November 4. At the same time, continue to review and promptly detect areas at risk of flash floods, landslides, and deep flooding, especially places affected by the construction of works such as roads and residential areas that obstruct or block the flow. The Chairman of the Commune Peoples Committee must take full responsibility for any loss of life due to natural disasters due to subjectivity and lack of decisiveness in direction and implementation. Organize guarding and guidance to ensure safe traffic for people and vehicles, especially in underground areas, spillways, deeply flooded areas, and fast-flowing water. Proactively fix problems, ensure smooth traffic on main traffic routes. Organize tree branch pruning; supporting and reinforcing houses, clearing flow blockages, hindering flood drainage and water drainage; Completed before November 4. Guide and support people to shore up their houses, protect property, reinforce cages, and harvest agricultural and aquatic products early with the motto a house is greener than a field to minimize damage; Completed before November 4. The Provincial Military Command is ready with forces and means for rescue and rescue; In particular, waterway vehicles (in terms of fuel and people) are ready to maneuver as soon as required. Coordinate with the Provincial Police to ensure communication in emergency situations. Preside and coordinate with relevant departments, branches and units to urgently review and develop plans to use unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) to serve reconnaissance, rescue, rescue, and transporting supplies and food to people in divided areas. Completed on November 3. Preside and coordinate with the Department of Agriculture and Environment, Provincial Police to advise the Provincial Peoples Committee to consider and decide on the establishment of the Forward Command Department and provincial working groups to directly direct response work in localities; Report and propose to the Provincial Peoples Committee before November 4. The Provincial Police coordinate with the Peoples Committees of communes and wards to deploy forces to ensure property, security and order in evacuated areas. The Department of Agriculture and Environment coordinates with the Department of Industry and Trade to direct the operation of the canalRegulating water in hydroelectric and irrigation reservoirs in accordance with regulations to reduce floods downstream, ensure project safety and prevent flooding; completed before November 4...The Department of Education and Training has a plan to ensure the safety of students. If necessary, students can be ab
