(Haiphong.gov.vn) - On the morning of September 9, Standing Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Le Anh Quan chaired a meeting to review damage and urge repair work [...]
(Haiphong.gov.vn) - On the morning of September 9, Permanent Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Le Anh Quan chaired a meeting to review damage and urge work to overcome the consequences caused by Storm No. 3. Also attending were Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Nguyen Duc Tho and leaders of departments, branches and localities.
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>The electricity and water sectors reported at the meeting.
At the meeting, departments, branches and localities reported on the damage and recovery work caused by Storm No. 3. Accordingly, the electricity, water supply, and telecommunications sectors have completed 60 to 80% of the work volume.; except for two divided areas, Cat Hai and Bach Long Vi island districts.
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>Green Park Company and Urban Environment Company reported at the meeting.
The Green Park Company has rebuilt and collected fallen trees, freeing traffic on major roads. The Urban Environment Company opened the entrance and handled the flooding of 3 garbage treatment areas, ensuring the collection of household waste; Other types of trash such as broken tree branches, the company will coordinate with the Park Company to handle as soon as possible. The two units requested the city to support excavators, bulldozers and cranes to handle large volumes of trash.
>The city's military command issued support forces.
The City Military Command is ready to support forces along with the Park Company and the Urban Environment Company to collect waste and clear roads. The Education and Training sector has 705 classrooms (accounting for nearly 6%) whose roofs were blown off, which will be urgently repaired in the coming days; Localities will base their decision on allowing students to return to school based on actual safety conditions.
>The Information and Communications Industry reported at the meeting.
The two island districts of Bach Long Vi and Cat Hai were most heavily affected by the storm. Currently, electricity, water and communications have not been restored. The city and functional agencies are requested to provide support.
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Bach Long Vi and Cat Hai island districts were most severely affected by the storm.
Inner city districts must carry out evacuation to prevent storms, and also propose urgent accommodation for households in old apartment buildings that have become more dangerous after the storm, not ensuring safety.
>Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Nguyen Duc Tho spoke at the meeting.
Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Nguyen Duc Tho said that Cat Hai district has pulled the fiber optic cable line, trying to get electricity as soon as possible. The industries need to make damage statistics close to reality so that the city can evaluate and have effective treatment plans.
>Permanent Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Le Anh Quan concluded the meeting.
Concluding the meeting, Standing Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Le Anh Quan requested to urgently complete electricity and water supply, stabilize communications, traffic, and environment to ensure production, business and people's lives.
Permanent Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Le Anh Quan requested to urgently complete electricity and water supply, stabilize communications, traffic, and environment to ensure production, business and people's lives.
The sectors sent forces to directly support Bach Long Vi and Cat Hai to ensure smooth communication and traffic, and restore electricity and water supply to people, agencies, units, and businesses. The Department of Construction and Housing Management and Trading Company coordinate with localities to stabilize housing for old apartment households. The Standing Office of the City's Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control, Search and Rescue and Population Development and the Department of Finance propose funding options to overcome the consequences of storm No. 3./.
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