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On the morning of November 8, at the regular Government Meeting in October 2025, leaders of the provinces affected by Storm No. 13 expressed their sincere thanks to the leaders of the Government, ministries, branches and localities, especially the Central working group led by Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha, who directly came to direct the localities to respond to the storm. The regular Government meeting in October 2025 took place on the morning of November 8 - Photo: VGP/Nhat Bac Also at the meeting, Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh praised Gia Lai province for being very drastic in relocating people before storm No. 13, thereby ensuring peoples safety. The Permanent Deputy Prime Minister said that this is a common lesson for other localities. Support for people after storm damage was also well implemented by the province so that people could feel secure in stabilizing their lives. Limiting storm damage through proactive prevention. Chairman of Gia Lai Provincial Peoples Committee Pham Anh Tuan said that storm No. 13 was the strongest storm since the beginning of the year, affecting the entire 134 km coastline of the province. Recognizing the great level of danger, the province determined that prevention is key and deployed many proactive measures. Accordingly, the province has established 13 working groups directly directed by comrades in the Provincial Party Standing Committee; At the same time, maintaining a 24/7 duty force at the forward command post. Mr. Tuan emphasized that one of the top priority tasks is to ensure the safety of people, especially through organizing relocation. This is the provinces largest ever evacuation, with more than 300,000 people being moved and placed in safe places. Along with that, the province focuses on protecting property and crops of people and businesses; Coordinate with the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment to review and handle issues related to dam safety. According to the motto 4 on the spot, forces and vehicles are assigned to each residential area to promptly respond when storms land. Thanks to reasonable force arrangement, the province has saved many people in emergency situations. However, the damage is still very heavy. Preliminary statistics, total damage is about 5,000 billion VND. The storm left 2 people dead and 8 injured; Nearly 13,000 houses collapsed and were damaged; 15 boats sank and 42 ships were damaged. Aquaculture is seriously affected, especially in the Quy Nhon area. The power system was almost completely damaged, causing widespread power outages; Communications were interrupted. Flash floods also caused great damage to crops and livestock, but thanks to advance preparation, no human damage occurred. The head of the Gia Lai provincial government affirmed that immediately after the storm, the province urgently fixed traffic so that people could travel at night. Currently, the forces are focusing on handling problems with electricity, trees, lighting, and urgently repairing schools and medical stations to ensure normal operations from the beginning of next week. Regarding supporting people, the province quickly provided rice and considered re-arranging housing for households who lost their homes. For completely collapsed houses, the support level is 60 million VND; In cases where roofs are blown off or repairs are needed, partial funding will be provided. Support for ship damage is being calculated according to regulations. This morning, the Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and the provincial leaders went directly to the damaged areas, coordinating with the police and military forces to focus on recovery. The province strives to basically complete the cleanup work by the end of the week, so that from Monday, normal operations can return, Mr. Tuan said. Faced with the large level of destruction in infrastructure, houses, crops and residential life, Gia Lai province proposed to the Government and Central ministries and branches consider providing financial support and essential goods to help the locality quickly overcome the consequences and stabilize peoples lives. Leaders of Dak Lak province said that the locality was severely affected by storm No. 13. Not only was it directly affected by the storm, the province also suffered a double natural disaster when high tide and flash flood occurred right at the time the storm reached its strongest intensity. However, thanks to the spirit of proactive early prevention, the entire main system Taking drastic action, the province has minimized damage to people and property. Regarding damage, the province recorded 3 deaths and 3 injuries; More than 4,500 houses collapsed or lost their roofs; Some boats were seriously damaged. In the response work, the province organized the relocation of all aquaculture households on cages and all people living in level 4 houses; At the same time, blockading dangerous areas, contributing to minimizing risks when storms land. During the natural disaster, on-site rescue forces promptly saved many people. Dak Lak leaders said that this storm is an important test for the two-level local government model in natural disaster prevention and control. Actual implementation shows that the model helps direction and response work take place more promptly, more directly and more effectively. Currently, the province is focusing on overcoming the consequences of the storm. Regarding electricity, the central area and production areas have been completely restored; Today (November 8), the remaining areas will basically have power restored and is expected to be completed tomorrow (November 9). For mePeople, the province strives to basically repair damaged and unroofed houses in the last two days of the week so that people can soon stabilize their lives and ensure that educational activities return to normal from the beginning of next week. Regarding the proposal, the province said the total damage caused by storm No. 13 is estimated at abo
