Vietnam Braces for Super Typhoon Ragasa: Safety Measures in Place
Vietnam braces for Super Typhoon Ragasa, the ninth storm this year, expected to make landfall on Thursday. Authorities are taking swift action to ensure the safety of residents and protect infrastructure.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has ordered hydropower dam operators to strictly follow approved procedures and maintain 24/7 disaster response teams. They must also ensure downstream warning systems are fully functional and report any unusual situations promptly. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Science and Technology is instructing telecoms companies to maintain communications during the storm.
Authorities are urging residents, farmers, and businesses to prepare for the typhoon, which is expected to bring whirlwinds, heavy rain, and other hazards. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment is instructing northern and north-central provinces to strengthen dyke systems. Evacuations are being carried out carefully, with provisions for temporary accommodation.
Super Typhoon Ragasa is projected to bring destructive weather to the northern region and provinces of Thanh Hoa and Nghe An between Wednesday night and Friday. Key sectors such as electricity, telecommunications, transport, and health are preparing for the storm. The Ministry of Health is preparing hospitals and clinics for medical emergencies. Authorities are prioritizing the protection of human life and property in affected areas.
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