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Border guard stations coordinate with coastal localities in Dak Lak province to deploy forces into many mobile working groups to key areas, strengthen propaganda and mobilize people to proactively prevent and avoid storm No. To respond to storm No. 15 early, from afar, the locality has issued a sea ban since yesterday (November 26), and at the same time organized inspections and reviews, not allowing people to stay on ships, aquaculture cages, and watchtowers. Regarding ensuring the safety of people and vehicles operating at sea, the Peoples Committees of coastal communes and wards, relevant agencies and units direct units, organizations and individuals involved in repair, shipbuilding and Other maritime transport activities carry out natural disaster prevention and search and rescue work according to the established plan. For ships and boats engaged in fishing activities at sea, relevant agencies and units and coastal localities deploy propaganda and guide organizations and individuals engaged in exploitation and fishing activities at sea to seriously comply with notices, calls, and instructions for ships to go to storm shelters and anchorages of agencies. relevant agencies and units. Absolutely do not allow people to stay on ships, aquaculture cages, or watchtowers. Vung Ro Port Border Gate Border Guard Station (Ministry of Military Affairs of Dak Lak Province) said that, following the direction of the Provincial Peoples Committee, on November 27, the unit deployed forces into many mobile working groups to key areas, strengthening propaganda and mobilizing people to proactively prevent and avoid storm No. 15. Officers and soldiers went to each household in the area. Areas at risk of landslides and low-lying areas to guide and assist people in evacuating to safe storm shelters. On the coastal residential area, the unit directly propagated 133 households to proactively barricade their houses, protect property, and at the same time mobilized relocation in 1 area at risk of high tide and 2 areas with high landslide potential. On the water surface, inspection and propaganda teams approached boats, fishing vehicles and aquaculture systems with 604 rafts, 38,500 cages/1,120 workers, requesting fishermen to urgently The plan is to bring boats to safe anchorages and strictly comply with the Provincial Peoples Committees sea ban order to ensure the safety of life and property and limit damage when storms land. On the night of November 26 and early morning of November 27, coastal border stations of Dak Lak province organized fire flares to signal storm No. Coordinate with local forces to guide people to arrange cages and boats to anchor safely, reinforce houses, and relocate from areas at risk of flooding and high tides. Officers and soldiers of Vung Ro Port Border Gate Border Guard Station directly went to each household and ship to propagate and mobilize people to proactively respond to storm No. 15. The Phong-PVQK5See moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
