130 youth volunteer teams in Nghe An support people to overcome the consequences of storm No. 3
Nghe An Youth Union has established 130 youth volunteer teams with more than 1,300 members and young people to support people in responding to and overcoming the consequences caused by storm No. 3 Wipha.
Báo Nghệ An•23/07/2025
The Youth Volunteer Team responding to Storm No. 3 in Tam Quang Commune (formerly in Tuong Duong District) coordinated with local military and police forces to transport belongings and assets to help people when floodwaters were rising and inundating National Highway 7. Photo: Tam Quang Commune Team
Comrade Nguyen Thi Phuong Thuy - Vice Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Nghe An province, Secretary of the Nghe An Provincial Youth Union said that, implementing the direction of the Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention, Control and Search and Rescue of Nghe An province on proactively responding to storm No. 3, the Provincial Youth Union Standing Committee requested the Youth Union Standing Committees of communes, wards and affiliated units to implement a number of important contents.
The focus is on establishing Youth Volunteer teams to support people before and after storm No. 3 in localities and units; focusing on the following contents: Supporting people to reinforce their houses, evacuate people and property to safe places before the storm hits; Supporting crop harvesting and transporting agricultural products to areas at risk of being affected.
Youth of Huoi Tu commune (in the old Ky Son district) actively participated in overcoming landslides and clearing roads cut off by floods. Photo: Huoi Tu commune youth union Youth volunteers from Quy Chau commune clean up kindergartens and primary schools after the flood receded. Photo: Luong Nga
The Youth Volunteer Teams responding to Storm No. 3 coordinated with local authorities in ensuring traffic safety, drainage, environmental sanitation, clearing trees and obstacles on the road after the storm; Supporting the recovery and repair of houses and structures affected by the storm; Visiting, encouraging and supporting families affected by the storm...
The teams are on duty 24/7, proactively monitoring storm developments to promptly develop and deploy response plans appropriate to the actual local situation.
Faced with the rapid rise of the Lam River, on the night of July 22, the Do Luong Commune Youth Volunteer Team for Storm No. 3 mobilized 24 local youth union members to help people collect crops. Photo: Do Luong Commune Youth Union On the morning of July 23, the volunteer team of Luong Son commune coordinated with local authorities to support people in collecting crops in the Lam River area and transporting crops to a safe, dry place. Photo: Luong Son commune delegation
In particular, the young police force of the whole province has urgently stuck to the area, directly present at flooded and landslide areas to support people in transporting food, necessities, and livestock to higher ground. At the same time, the force also actively guides people to move in the right direction, avoiding crossing areas with fast-flowing water, ensuring the safety of life and property.
The local police force organized 100% of its personnel on duty, mobilizing all forces to participate in ensuring traffic safety at the grassroots level, proactively responding to storms, floods and promptly overcoming the consequences of natural disasters in the area. Notably, in Con Cuong commune - one of the localities heavily affected by floods, the commune police force and police union members and youth were present in time to support people to evacuate to safety at night. Photo: Nghe An Police Youth Union At 1 p.m. on July 23, Nghe An Police mobilized 100 officers and soldiers divided into 2 groups to go to mountainous communes to support people in overcoming the consequences of storm No. 3. Photo: Nghe An Police Youth Union In Na Loi commune, there was prolonged heavy rain, the water in the streams rose, causing many roads to be cut off. Grasping the situation, police officers and soldiers crossed the forest, waded through water, and supported people to bring food, necessities, and livestock to higher areas to avoid flooding. Photo: Nghe An Police Youth Union The Commune Police force has been deployed regularly at key locations to promptly support people. Photo: Nghe An Police Youth Union Police and local residents cleared up trees that had fallen or broken due to the wind, promptly opening a safe path for vehicles and passersby. Photo: Nghe An Police Youth Union
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