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Early in the morning of November 5, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha, Standing Deputy Head of the National Civil Defense Steering Committee, chaired a live online meeting with provinces and cities on implementing response work to storm No. 13 (Typhoon Kalmaegi). Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha proposed to forecast with higher requirements, providing more dense information for each stage: At sea, along the coast, when the storm lands, circulating on land and the phenomena of rain, flood, tornado, and lightning after the storm - Photo: VGP/Minh KhoiThe storm will land on the evening of November 6 and early morning of November 7. In the early morning of November 5, storm No. 13 entered the East Sea. At 4:00 a.m. on November 6, the storms center was about 550 km from the Gia Lai coast, continuing to strengthen, with wind strength of level 14, gusts of level 17. By 4:00 a.m. on November 7, the storms center was on the mainland in the area from Quang Ngai to Dak Lak, wind strength of level 9-10, gusts of level 12. From November 6-7, storm No. 13 caused very heavy rain from the city. Da Nang to Dak Lak commonly has 300-500 mm, locally some places reach 600 mm/time. From November 7-8, Northern Quang Tri to Thanh Hoa has moderate rain, heavy rain, commonly 50-150 mm, locally some places have very heavy rain over 200 mm/time. Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Duc Thang said that storm No. 13 is a very strong storm. strong, moving quickly, landing on land with great intensity. The storm can cause heavy rain in the Central region, including localities that have recently suffered heavy damage from floods (from Ha Tinh to Quang Ngai, floods have left 54 people dead or missing; material damage amounted to nearly 3,000 billion VND). Storm No. 13 has a natural disaster risk level of level 4. The Civil Defense Command of the provinces and cities of Hue, Da Nang, Quang Ngai, and Dak Lak has directed the operation of inter-reservoirs in the Huong River basin, Vu Gia - Thu Bon River, Tra Khuc River, and Ba River to operate the discharge flow to reserve capacity ready to reduce floods for the downstream. Irrigation reservoirs in the North Central region have achieved storage capacity. 87%-100% of design capacity. Irrigation reservoirs in the South Central region and Central Highlands have stored 66%-99% of design capacity. Currently, coastal provinces are experiencing landslides or are at risk of landslides such as Cua Dai, Hoi An (Da Nang City), An My (Dak Lak)... Localities need to reinforce and limit landslides when storms land. The Border Guard Command has announced Reported, counted and guided 59,379 vehicles/317,997 workers to move around to avoid the storm. Minister Tran Duc Thang said that in response to the developments and forecasts of Storm No. 13, the Prime Minister and the National Civil Defense Steering Committee issued an dispatch early, focusing on leading and directing ministries, branches and localities to deploy early and remote response work, to ensure the safety of peoples lives and minimize damage. about property. Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Duc Thang reports on the developments of storm No. 13 - Photo: VGP/Minh Khoi Ministries, branches and Peoples Committees of provinces and cities are requested to focus on implementing a number of contents. First, strictly implement the Prime Ministers direction in Official Telegram No. 208/CD-TTg, dated November 4, on proactively preventing and responding to storm No. 13. Second, at sea and islands, by all measures, inform ship owners, captains, and vehicles still operating at sea about the developments of the storm; Resolutely call, count, and guide ships to escape dangerous areas or enter safe shelters earlier than usual; consider banning signs early from November 5; Resolutely relocate, evacuate, and do not let people stay on cages or aquaculture watchtowers. Currently, Dak Lak has 187,000 rafts and Khanh Hoa has 147,000 rafts. For the mainland, check and evacuate all households in dangerous areas, especially coastal areas; Urgently cut down trees, brace and reinforce houses. Localities affected by storms and floods proactively decided to let students leave school before the storm hit. Urgently mobilize forces to harvest agricultural production and aquaculture with the motto green house is better than old field. Direct reservoir owners and relevant agencies to operate and release water from reservoirs to reserve capacity to catch floods according to regulations, especially inter-reservoirs on 5 river basins: Huong, Vu Gia - Thu Bon, Tra Khuc, Kon - Ha Thanh, Ba. Organize remote traffic diversion, restrict people from going out when storms land and heavy rain and floods; Arrange guards to control people and vehicles in areas at risk of deep flooding and landslides; Prepare forces, supplies, and means to overcome problems and ensure smooth traffic. Localities check and review key works and works under construction, especially small reservoirs that have been filled with water due to recent heavy rains. Leaders of a number of localities reported on the work of overcoming the consequences of rain and floods and urgently preparing to respond to storm No. 13 - Photo: VGP/Minh Khoi Urgently overcoming rain and floods, gathering strength to fight storm No. 13. Reporting at the meeting, leaders of Quang Tri Provincial Peoples Committee said that the rain has stopped, floods on rivers are receding quickly and are at alert level 1 (Division 1) to alert 2. There are still about 12,000 households with 25,000 people and 51 national and provincial highways were divided. The province is mobilizing maximum forces and means for rescue, rescue and repair of infrastructure damage. For response to storm No. 13, a total of more than 8.600 vehicles have arrived safely at anchor; 83 vehicles operating at sea have received information about the storm and are moving to find shelter. The province has banned ships from going out to sea since
