Border Guards in Nghe An have mobilised 500 officers and soldiers, together with three ships, eight boats and 30 vehicles, ready for rescue operations. (Photo: VNA)
Nghe An Border Guards support fishermen in anchoring their boats in safe shelters. (Photo: VNA)
By 2pm on August 23, units of the Nghe An Border Guard Command had informed 408 vessels of the storm’s location and direction. (Photo: VNA)
Hundreds of fishing boats of residents in Thuan An ward, Hue, have returned to shore for anchorage. (Photo: VNA)
Deputy Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment Le Van Anh instructing people to accelerate rice harvesting before Storm No. 5 makes landfall. (Photo: VNA)
Local people in Hue are being mobilised to implement storm preparedness. (Photo: VNA)
Border Guards at stations in Quang Tri maintain communication and call on fishing boats to promptly return to shore to take shelter. (Photo: VNA)
Border Guards at stations in Quang Tri help arrange and call on vessels to seek shelter. (Photo: VNA)
Coastal provinces implement urgent measures to cope with Storm No. 5
Storm No. 5 is moving closer to the mainland. Emergency response efforts are being carried out in coastal provinces including Nghe An, Hue and Quang Tri, to help residents ensure safety of lives and property, and minimise damages caused by the storm.
