The Son La City Military Command mobilized more than 50 officers and soldiers to join other forces in assisting Phieng Nghe village.

Due to the impact of typhoon number 2, from July 23rd to July 25th, the city experienced prolonged heavy rainfall, resulting in prolonged flooding and landslides in many areas, causing significant damage to people's property.

In Phieng Nghe village, Chieng Den commune, more than 40 households have had their houses flooded since July, significantly affecting their daily lives and transportation. Residents have had to temporarily move themselves and their belongings to other places and use bamboo rafts for travel…

Due to the impact of heavy rain and flooding, more than 40 households in Phiêng Nghè village had their homes flooded and had to temporarily relocate.

Immediately after the floodwaters receded, taking advantage of favorable weather conditions, to help people stabilize their lives and production, Son La city mobilized more than 500 officials, civil servants, and employees from the city, Chieng Den commune, and local villages to support affected households.Phieng Nghe villageThorough cleaning of village roads, alleys, bridges, culverts, and drainage ditches.

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Van Quan, Deputy Commander of the Son La City Military Command, said: "Along with other units and departments, we have mobilized 50 officers and soldiers to assist households in carrying out sanitation and disinfection work in their homes. At the same time, we are coordinating with other forces to disseminate information and guide people on sanitation and disinfection to prevent the outbreak of diseases among people and livestock after the natural disaster."

LLeaders of the Son La City Party Committee, along with participating forces, helped households in Phieng Nghe village collect garbage and clean up the environment after the floodwaters receded.

During this period, the forces also assisted households in rearranging their homes, relocating belongings from temporary residences back to their original homes, reinforcing livestock shelters, and ensuring that environmental sanitation was carried out effectively.

The forces were also divided into 3 teams, with Team 1 helping households clean their homes; Team 2 helping clean the kindergarten and primary school; and Team 3 helping clear the soil and rocks that had slid down the road from the top of Phiêng Nghè slope to the school and the central area of ​​Phiêng Nghè village.

The city of Son La also mobilized people from the villages to help the residents of Phieng Nghe village clean up the mud and debris caused by the floods.

With a spirit of solidarity and overcoming difficulties, the forces have provided support to the affected households.floodingIn Phiêng Nghè village, Chiềng Đen commune, all waste was collected and the area around the houses of the residents was cleaned...

On this occasion, businesses in Son La city donated 1,500 bottles of bottled drinking water to households in Phieng Nghe village affected by flooding and to the environmental cleanup forces.

Source: Nhan Dan Newspaper