In Hai Duong, which areas are affected and which subjects are vulnerable to storm number 3?

According to the Hai Duong Province Hydrometeorological Station, from early morning on September 7, Hai Duong area had strong winds of level 5, level 6, then increased to level 7, level 8, gusting to level 9. From September 7-9, the province had heavy to very heavy rain and thunderstorms, with common rainfall from 200-350mm.

Based on the assessment of the Provincial Hydrometeorological Station, the Provincial Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue determined that the area affected by storm No. 3 is the entire province. Currently, the water level of rivers in the province is low (below alert level I). It is estimated that storm No. 3 will cause strong winds of level 7-8, gusts of level 9, level 10, rain caused by the storm of 200-350 mm and floods on rivers at a level below alert level I. Natural disaster risk level 1.

The Provincial Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue identified vulnerable groups due to storms as children, the elderly, pregnant women or women with children under 12 months old, people with disabilities, people with serious illnesses, residents and families in old and weak houses, low-lying areas, outside the dike...

Regarding infrastructure, pay attention to key dyke and irrigation works; traffic routes prone to flooding and landslides; electricity systems; old housing projects, temporary houses, houses in low-lying areas, factories, warehouses; information and communication works (transmitting towers, communication systems, etc.); cultural, sports and tourism works (advertising signs, historical relics, etc.).

Regarding production activities, pay attention to agricultural and aquatic production areas, fish cage farming areas on rivers, mineral mines, material and fuel trading wharves on river banks, ferry wharves; areas at risk of flooding; areas at risk of flash floods and landslides in Chi Linh city and Kinh Mon town.

In addition to the above-mentioned vulnerable factors, there must be a plan to protect pesticide warehouses, national reserve warehouses, etc.

The Provincial Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue requests agencies, units and localities to mobilize resources to proactively and effectively respond to all situations caused by storms that may occur within their management scope, minimizing damage to people, property, natural resources, environment, cultural heritage, infrastructure and key works that may be caused by natural disasters, especially in the agricultural production sector. Ensure the safety of people and property, proactively evacuate people from dangerous areas, and minimize all risks...