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During the days of heavy rain and floods, images of officers and soldiers of the City Border Guard. Da Nang immersed in flood waters, supporting peoples relocation, food relief, helping to rebuild houses... has become a strong fulcrum for people in border areas. The City Border Guard mobilized 30 working groups with more than 300 officers and soldiers to coordinate with local authorities to support the relocation of 175 households. On October 27 and 28, Colonel Nguyen Hoai Nam, Deputy Commander of the City Border Guard. Da Nang, directly inspected and directed response work at mountain border posts. Colonel Nguyen Hoai Nam said that on the afternoon and evening of October 28, units urgently deployed forces and vehicles to support people in overcoming the consequences of natural disasters and organize the relocation of people to safe places. Specifically, the City Border Guard mobilized 30 working groups with more than 300 officers and soldiers to coordinate with local authorities to support the relocation of 175 households with 632 people. Working groups gathered in deeply flooded areas such as Hoi An Dong, Hoi An Tay, Thang An, Ngu Hanh Son and the mountainous communes of Avuong, La Ee, La Dee... Non Nuoc Border Guard Station helped people move property, food, and belongings to a safe place. At Non Nuoc Border Guard Station, Lieutenant Colonel Pham Tuan, the units political commissar, said that on the evening of October 28, 25 officers and soldiers were dispatched to flooded areas to coordinate. Together with the functional forces, they supported about 100 households to raise their belongings, move the elderly, children and valuable assets to a safe place. At the same time, A Nong Border Guard Station sent 12 officers and soldiers to coordinate with the authorities of Tay Giang and A Vuong communes to propagate people not to travel to the landslide area, not to fish, and to promptly inform the functional forces when dangerous situations occur. Nam Giang International Border Gate Station helps people in La Dee commune in areas at risk of landslides relocate to a safe place. In the western border area, Lieutenant Colonel Do Quang Vinh, Head of Gari Border Guard Station, said that since October 27, prolonged heavy rain caused landslides at many points in Dac Pring and Trhy communes. On the morning of October 28, the Border Guard stations of Gari, Trhy and A Nong coordinated with local authorities to help 4 households in villages 49a, 58 and 59 (Hung Son commune) move items and property to a safe place. Currently, in the communes of La Ee and La Dee, many landslides continue to appear along DH4 road and the central area of the commune, forcing the authorities to evacuate people during the night. CBCS helped people get out of flooded areas in Hoi An. In addition, the City Border Guard. Da Nang is also maintaining more than 350 officers, soldiers and 52 vehicles of all kinds on duty 24/7, ready to mobilize to rescue, search for missing people in the Ky Ha Port Border Gate area and support localities to overcome the consequences of rain and floods. Minh TrangSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
