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Early morning of November 20, the Civil Defense Command of Dak Lak province held an emergency meeting to respond to rain and flooding in localities east of Dak Lak. Dak Lak Provincial Civil Defense Command held an emergency meeting to respond to rain and flooding in the eastern localities of Dak Lak. Standing Party Committee of Dak Lak Province; Major General Tran Thanh Hai, Deputy Commander of Military Region 5; Major General Pham Hai Chau, Deputy Director of the Department of Republic of Technology, General Staff, attended the meeting. At the meeting, members listened to authorities report on the weather situation and flood flow of upstream hydropower plants on the Ba and Ban Thach rivers. The military reports the deployment of forces, vehicles, information in all directions, the situation of people moving and evacuating... According to authorities, early in the morning of November 20, the flood on the Ba River is fluctuating at its peak level. In the next 6 hours, the flood on the Ba River is likely to peak above level 3 (exceeding the historical flood level in 1993: 5.21m), then decrease slowly. Currently, the flood level in the eastern region of Dak Lak province is fluctuating at a high level and tends to recede slowly. Regarding the rescue situation, there are currently more than 3,000 people in 28 communes and wards needing urgent evacuation. Speaking at the meeting, Major General Tran Thanh Hai requested agencies and units to coordinate, advise and deploy forces, vehicles, food... to promptly respond to people in isolated areas. Military Region 5 has proposed that the Ministry of National Defense prepare helicopters to respond to situations. In this situation, agencies, units, localities, and armed forces promote well the motto 4 on the spot in response. During the implementation of tasks, strictly comply with regulations to ensure safety; maintain smooth communication in command and control of rescue, Major General Tran Thanh Hai requested. Nhat AnhRefer moreRefer moreRefer moreRefer more