Due to the impact of storm No. 2 from the end of July until now, Son La City has been experiencing prolonged heavy rains, flooding and landslides in many areas, causing a lot of property damage to people. In particular, in Phieng Nghe village, Chieng Den commune, Son La City, more than 40 households were severely flooded.

City police officers and forces participating in protecting security and order at the grassroots level help people move their pets.

To stabilize the long-term lives of households, the People's Committee of Son La province has established an interdisciplinary working group including the Department of Industry and Trade, Natural Resources and Environment, Agriculture and Rural Development, the Provincial Military Command, the Provincial Police, and the City People's Committee to survey and assess the overall situation of flooded areas in the city. Through the survey and assessment of the consulting unit, on the afternoon of September 18, the construction unit carried out a drill to clear the caster caves at the flooded area of ​​Phieng Nghe village.

Police moved people's property to a safe location.

Together with nearly 500 members of other forces, officers and soldiers of Son La City Police supported Phieng Nghe village in cleaning the cultural house, schools, village roads, alleys, bridges, culverts, and drainage ditches; supported families in cleaning and disinfecting their homes; propagated and instructed people to practice food hygiene and safety, preventing the outbreak of epidemics among humans and livestock after natural disasters; supported households in rearranging their houses, moving assets from temporary shelters to their original places of residence, and reinforcing barns.

Every village road and alley was cleaned up by officers and soldiers after the flood.

In the long term, on September 11, 2024, the People's Committee of Son La province issued Decision No. 1883/QD-UBND on the implementation of 5 urgent public investment projects to overcome the consequences of natural disasters and floods in 2024. In particular, the project to overcome flooding in Phieng Nghe village, Chieng Den commune, Son La city will deploy the construction of flood drainage tunnels to prevent flooding, urgently solving the problem of 64 flooded households in Phieng Nghe, Bom Nam, and Nam Nieu villages. The total investment is expected to be 41 billion VND, from public investment capital; the investor is the Management Board of Investment Projects for Construction of Agricultural and Rural Development Works, the implementation period is 2 years 2024-2025.

Currently, after nearly 2 months of flooding, in addition to Phieng Nghe village, in Chieng Den commune, there are 2 villages Nam Giang and Nam Nieu, nearly 50 households are still flooded. After completing flood drainage in Phieng Nghe village, the Provincial People's Committee assigned Son La City to continue to coordinate with the construction unit, deploying flood drainage drilling in these 2 areas.

Garbage is moved by forces for destruction.

Nearly 500 people were mobilized to clean up after the flood.

Youth Union members of Son La City Police participate in cleaning the environment.

In Chieng Den commune, flooding has occurred for nearly 2 months now.

Many livestock were moved to cool barns by authorities.

Traffic police of Son La City Police support people to move their property.

After being cleaned and sanitized, many village roads were clean.

According to: cand.com.vn