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In the context of climate change, hydrometeorological phenomena are increasingly extreme and unusual. The hydrometeorological industry determines that it must simultaneously improve the capacity for monitoring, information transmission, forecasting and warning. Data on infrastructure and objects that may be affected also need to be added to make the forecast closer to natural disaster prevention and control requirements. Long-term warnings will help sectors and localities proactively develop appropriate plans. Download Mr. Hoang Duc Cuong - Deputy Director of the Department of Hydrometeorology El Nino is a long-lasting climate phenomenon but can be predicted many months in advance. Early warnings for El Nino help localities have time to prepare for production, storage and use of water resources. For natural disasters that occur quickly, timely information, prevention skills and compliance with instructions from authorities are conditions to reduce damage to people and property. Share on Zalo
