📋 Tender Overview
Faced with the complicated developments of heavy rain and landslides in the mountainous area of Da Nang, Military Region 5 has established a Forward Command Committee in the Tra My area (Tra My commune) to direct and mobilize forces to support mountainous localities in overcoming the consequences and ensuring safety for the people. Military Region 5 established the Forward Command of Natural Disaster Prevention and Control in Tra My to direct and coordinate response to heavy rain and landslides in mountainous communes. On the afternoon of October 27, Military Region 5 said that the unit had established the Forward Command for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control and search and rescue in Tra My area to proactively direct and coordinate response to heavy rain and landslides in mountainous communes.Command Committee The front line consisted of 29 comrades, led by Colonel Nguyen Van Hoa, Deputy Chief of Staff of Military Region 5, is the Head of the Committee. The Board is responsible for commanding and operating the armed forces of the Military Region in coordination with contracted units of the Ministry of National Defense and local authorities to deploy forces and vehicles to support flood response, overcome landslides, and ensure safety for the people. Currently, the Command Board has mobilized 19 vehicles of all types, including command vehicles, Kamaz vehicles, information vehicles, tractors, excavators, bulldozers, shift trucks and kitchen vehicles, along with 2,453 people. Participate in support, including 142 soldiers, 742 militia, 315 commune police and 1,254 volunteers to prevent and control natural disasters in localities. From the night of October 25 to 27, the mountainous area south of Da Nang had heavy to very heavy rain, with an average rainfall of 300mm, in some places 500mm, causing 30 landslides, 13 floods and isolating 665 households (2,727 people) in Village 3, 4, 5 Tra Leng commune. The local government proactively evacuated 377 households with 1,559 people to a safe place. By 11:00 a.m. on October 27, 12 flooded areas had drained water, only DH-4 road (Hiep Duc commune) was still flooded; 13 landslide points have been resolved, while 17 points are still being processed. Soldiers and officers helped people clear mud in Tra Tan commune. On the same morning, the Forward Command met to assess the situation, conduct field surveys in key areas, develop local support plans and direct forces to open roads to isolated residential areas in Tra Leng commune. The units have deployed a smooth communication system to effectively serve the command and control of flood response and help the people.Minh TrangSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
