Dak Lak in pain after storm No.12

PSNews – The Damry (Storm No.12) landed in Dak Lak province on November 4, and swept the two districts of M’Drak and Krong Bong.

As a result of the storm, heavy rains and strong winds repeated for several hours and caused severe consequences.

As a result of the storm, heavy rains and strong winds repeated for several hours and caused severe consequences.

Many rural roads connecting local communes and villages were badly damaged.

Many rural roads connecting local communes and villages were badly damaged.

By the afternoon of November 5, hundreds of police and military soldiers and officers were deployed to the hard-hit locations to help the locals overcome their difficulties.

By the afternoon of November 5, hundreds of police and military soldiers and officers were deployed to the hard-hit locations to help the locals overcome their difficulties.

Many households have become broke as their houses and crops have been devastated by the storm.

Many households have become broke as their houses and crops have been devastated by the storm.

Plants uprooted by strong winds

Plants uprooted by strong winds

By the morning of November 11, thousands of hectares of crops, including corn, rice, beans and sugar cane,still remained submerged by water.

By the morning of November 11, thousands of hectares of crops, including corn, rice, beans and sugar cane,still remained submerged by water. 

According to statistics, in the district of Krong Bong alone, thousands of houses of local people, many schools and offices were damaged, and100 houses were totally ruined.
According to statistics, in the district of Krong Bong alone,  thousands of houses of local people, many schools and offices were damaged, and100 houses were totally ruined. 
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