The northern province of Quang Ninh is bracing for storm Dianmu, the third of its kind this year, as it is moving nearer to the mainland, bringing torrential rain.
Hanoi (VNA) – The northern province of Quan🐻g Ninh is bracing for storm Dia💫nmu, the third of its kind this year, as it is moving nearer to the mainland, bringing torrential rain.
According to the provincial Steering Committee on Natural Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue, rain scattered across eight out of the 14 areas in the localities, including six districts in the east and Cam Pha, Ha Long cities, on August 19 morning.
The rainfall was measured at about 100 mm.
Human and material losses have yet been confirmed, the committee said.
Earlier on August 18, authorities directed nearly 8,100 boats and 534 cruise ships to safety.
Fish breeding cages have been reinforced.
From August 18-19, the province set up teams to inspect the preparation for the tropical storm.
According to the provincial centre of hydro-meteorological forecasting, at 4:00 am on August 19, the tropical storm moved towards the mainland, about 180km off the Hai Phong – Ninh Binh coast to the east.
In the next six hours, the storm was forecast to move westwards, with a speed of 15-20km per hour.
At 1:00 pm of the day, it is anticipated to hit coastal areas from Hai Phong to Thanh Hoa province.
On August 19 morning, Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue directly inspected the preparation for the storm in Quang Yen commune.-VNA
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Nguyen Xuan Cuong requested cities and provinces in the north central region prepare for tropical storm Dianmu, the third of its kind in 2016
Coastal localities are making every effort to prepare for the arrival of tropical storm Dianmu, the third of its kind to hit the country so far this year.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has asked for the most correct and timely forecasts to help localities and people effectively carry out preventive measures against storm Dianmu.
Storm Dianmu, the third of this year, is forecast to roll into the coast from northern Hai Phong city to Ninh Binh province at around 10 am of August 19, with the strongest winds of 75-100km per hour.
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