The Bui River's Water Level Exceeded Flood Alert Level 3; Hundreds of Soldiers and Civilians Braved the Rain to Build Dikes to Prevent Flooding in the Outskirts of Hanoi.
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Heavy rain throughout the night of September 16th and the early morning of September 17th caused floods on rivers in Hanoi, Ninh Binh, and Thanh Hoa to rise above alarm level 3, putting dozens of riverside communes and wards at risk of flooding.
Along the Bui River section passing through Xuan Mai commune (Hanoi), the disaster prevention and control task force, along with local residents and 130 soldiers, were present to reinforce low-lying sections of the dike.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The Bui River at Yen Duyet (Xuan Mai commune, Hanoi) has exceeded alarm level III, and some low-lying dikes have been breached. Local authorities mobilized more than 300 people to reinforce the dikes in the rain to ensure the safety of residents.
The water level of the Bui River at the Yen Duyet station has exceeded alarm level 3 and continues to rise, with water beginning to overflow in some areas. Hanoi has mobilized hundreds of soldiers, police officers, militia members, and residents to reinforce the Bui Hai dike and proactively respond to the situation.
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