After the Thao River receded, hundreds of police officers, soldiers, militia, youth union members, and people in Ha Hoa town, Ha Hoa district urgently overcame the consequences of the flood. Recorded recovery work in Ha Hoa town on September 12

From September 7 to 9, the rising water level on the Thao River caused many traffic routes in Ha Hoa town to be flooded. After the flood, a lot of mud remained. Authorities and local people focused on cleaning up the mud after the flood.

The district police force used pumps to clean up mud and soil left behind after the flood on the roads running through the town, ensuring traffic for the people.

Residents of residential area number 10 clean up village roads and alleys to ensure safe travel.

Army officers and soldiers support Ha Hoa Town Kindergarten in cleaning up after the flood.

The soldiers waded through the water to clean up and rearrange the toys.

Dozens of teachers and youth union members cleaned, arranged school supplies, ensured facilities, and welcomed students back soon.

Youth Union members help townspeople clean up after the flood.

Immediately after the water receded, officers and soldiers transported and moved soil to prevent flooding on traffic routes running through the town.

Many trucks and excavators were also mobilized to support the transportation of soil after the flood.

Households proactively rearrange furniture and household items to soon stabilize their lives.

Ha Trang - Ha Nhung