Heavy Rains Caused Flooding, Leading Many Schools in Eastern Dak Lak to Close.
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The flood situation in eastern Dak Lak is complicated, causing deep flooding in many areas and resulting in one death while fishing. In Hoa Thinh commune, 1,656 students have temporarily suspended classes to ensure their safety.
Authorities in Dong Xuan commune, Dak Lak province, have relocated more than 410 households with over 1,080 people from 16 flooded villages to village cultural centers and schools. Quang Ngai: Western mountainous communes urgently address flood damage. Thanh Hoa: Urgent efforts to stabilize life after floods. Quang Tri: Coordinating flood response and ensuring safety in border areas.
Due to heavy and prolonged rainfall over the past few days, many communes and wards in the eastern part of Dak Lak province (formerly Phu Yen) have been flooded. Schools have proactively closed, and roads and bridges have been cut off by floodwaters.
Prolonged heavy rain has caused river levels in eastern Dak Lak (formerly part of Phu Yen province) to rise, prompting local authorities to temporarily suspend classes for students in many low-lying areas.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Heavy rains have caused water levels in many rivers in Dak Lak province to rise, posing a risk of flooding in low-lying areas. Local authorities have proactively allowed students at many schools to stay home to ensure their safety.
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