Bắc giang
Sun shines after the storm
BAC GIANG - Storm No. 3 and its aftermath caused flooding and isolation in many areas of Bac Giang province. After the storm, the sun shines brightly again. Overcoming numerous difficulties, local people, businesses and agencies everywhere have made efforts to recover its consequences, gradually bring all activities back to normal.
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Students of Xuan Cam Secondary School are back to school after the storm. |
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The local clean up Tho Ha pagoda in Van Ha commune of Viet Yen township. |
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Workers of Bac Giang Urban Works Management Joint Stock Company clean up broken and fallen trees and replant trees at the special national historical site of Xuong Giang Victory Site in Bac Giang city. |
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Officers of the Division of Agriculture and Rural Development of Hiep Hoa district guide people on how to take care of the crop after the storm. |
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Farmers in Xuan Cam commune of Hiep Hoa district take care of crops after the storm. |
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Workers of Luc Ngan Power fix 35 kV line problem after storm No. 3. |
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Peaceful life in Tong Lenh 1 village in Truong Giang commune of Luc Nam district. |
Power has been restored to over 6.03 million of Vietnam Electricity (EVN)’s 6.1 million customers affected by Typhoon Yagi and subsequent flooding, equating to nearly 99%.
BAC GIANG - On September 16, a delegation from the Ministry of Health led by Professor. Dr. Tran Van Thuan, Deputy Minister of Health, visited and supported flood victims in Bac Giang province.
Tourist attractions in Sa Pa town and Ha Giang and Yen Bai provinces in northern Vietnam have reopened after closing for a week due to floods and landslides caused by typhoon Yagi.
A special TV programme was held by Vietnam Television (VTV) in the presence of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on September 15 to show support for people in the areas hit by super Typhoon Yagi and its accompanying flooding and landslides.
Deputy Director of the Vietnam Disaster and Dyke Management Authority under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) Nguyen Van Tien on September 16 received relief supplies from Samaritan’s Purse, an international NGO dedicated to humanitarian aid and community development, for people affected by typhoon Yagi and subsequent floods and landslides.
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