Deputy Prime Minister requests Lao Cai to be more proactive in safe population arrangement plans
Lao Cai - Directly inspecting Viet Hong commune, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha requested urgent support for people to soon stabilize their lives after natural disasters.
On October 5, a Government working delegation led by Mr. Tran Hong Ha - Deputy Prime Minister - visited and worked in Lao Cai province on the work of overcoming the damage caused by storm No. 10 and the local response plan to storm No. 11.
As soon as they arrived in Lao Cai, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha and the working delegation inspected the work of overcoming the damage caused by storm No. 10 in Viet Hong commune; visited, encouraged, and presented gifts to the family of Mr. Nguyen Van Tuan and Mr. Nguyen Van Ngoc in Chao village, Viet Hong commune, whose house was completely collapsed and washed away; visited and presented gifts to the Viet Hong Commune Health Station.
At the same time, he attended the program of the Provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee to present motorbikes to 13 communes of the province affected by storm No. 10 and 2 motorbikes to medical staff at the People's Committee of Viet Hong commune.
At the places visited, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha kindly visited the health and living conditions of the people, shared the losses and losses that people suffered after the storm and flood.
The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized: The Government always cares, shares and will have specific solutions to support households to soon overcome the consequences and stabilize their lives. In this difficult time, I hope that people will continue to maintain the spirit of solidarity, trust in the leadership of Party committees and authorities, and together overcome challenges.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha shared the difficulties of the people, the recent storm No. 10 caused a lot of damage, now storm No. 11 continues, and the rain and wind are no less. People must be very proactive, if they feel uneasy, they should move to a safer place immediately.
At the same time, it is required that localities be more proactive in their plans to arrange safe residents, first of all, meeting people whose houses have collapsed or collapsed.
"We cannot let people find their own place to live. The government must open a map, reorganize and re-planning to relocate people to safe places, absolutely not staying in dangerous areas," said the Deputy Prime Minister.
The Deputy Prime Minister requested Lao Cai province to implement transparency, publicity, and quick funding support so that people can soon stabilize their lives.
Accordingly, households that lost their homes were supported with 100 million VND (including 40 million VND from the State budget and 60 million VND from enterprises); households with damaged houses were supported with 45 million VND (25 million VND from the State and 20 million VND from enterprises).
"We must do it quickly and clearly so that the people know. The State and businesses have supported, while the people have contributed and contributed with the army, police, youth and women to help rebuild the house. Renting 100 million VND is not enough, we must work together, the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized.
Storm No. 10 and the storm's circulation caused significant damage to people and property in Viet Hong commune. Viet Hong commune had 1 death; 14 households suffered damage to their houses, including 3 collapsed houses, 7 houses were severely damaged, 4 houses had their roofs blown off, and 39 households had to be urgently evacuated.
Over 100 hectares of rice were damaged and lost, many cattle and poultry were swept away by floods, hundreds of hectares of seafood were damaged, 38 traffic points were eroded on inter-commune roads, 15 landslides on inter-village routes, 10 electric poles were broken, and 24 irrigation works were severely damaged. The total damage is estimated at nearly 48 billion VND.
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