Do Son Ward proactively builds disaster response scenarios during the rainy and stormy season

On the afternoon of August 21, the People's Committee of Do Son ward held a conference to review experience in preventing, responding to, and overcoming the consequences of storm No. 3 (storm Wipha) in 2025.

According to the discussion at the conference, some lessons learned from recent natural disaster prevention work are that the ward proactively disseminates and guides people in prevention; develops response scenarios for each storm based on the local situation; strengthens inspection of natural disaster prevention preparations before the rainy and stormy season according to the "four on-site" motto; identifies key areas to develop safety plans...

On July 22, storm No. 3 made landfall in Do Son ward at high tide, the sea level rose from 3 to 4 meters, overflowing the sea dyke of the tourist area, causing localized flooding of the coastal road of Do Son tourist area and damage to the sea dyke system. Before that, the ward had established working groups to mobilize 402 households with 1,250 people to evacuate to safe areas.

Immediately after the storm, agencies, units, and residential groups in the ward focused on overcoming the consequences, supporting people to quickly stabilize their lives and restore production and business, ensuring social order. Along with that, organizing general environmental sanitation on roads and beaches, replanting fallen trees, and fixing incidents on sea dykes...