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Efforts underway to brace for Typhoon Kalmaegi
Border guards used loudspeakers to call on fishing boats to arrange safe anchorage at Sa Huynh fishing port, Quang Ngai province. VNA Photo: Phạm Cường
Strengthening houses at military units in Truong Sa special zone, Khanh Hoa province. VNA Photo/Photo by courtesy
Quang Ngai fishermen's boats anchor at Sa Huynh fishing port to take shelter from Typhoon Kalmaegi. VNA Photo
Hundreds of households in Dai Lanh commune, Khanh Hoa province, urgently harvest lobsters and cobia to bring them ashore to avoid losses that can come withTyphoon Kalmaegi. VNA Photo
Quang Ngai fishermen's boats anchor at Sa Huynh fishing port to take shelter from Typhoon Kalmaegi. VNA Photo
Hundreds of households in Dai Lanh commune, Khanh Hoa province, urgently harvest lobsters and cobia to bring them ashore to avoid losses that can come withTyphoon Kalmaegi. VNA Photo
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Efforts underway to brace for Typhoon Kalmaegi
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To prepare for Typhoon Kalmaegi, the National Civil Defence Steering Committee issued Official Dispatch No. 25 on November 2, instructing coastal provinces from Thanh Hoa to An Giang to take proactive measures. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has urged localities to ensure dam and reservoir safety, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has requested neighbouring countries facilitate Vietnamese vessels seeking shelter and repairs. Six coastal provinces have issued directives to monitor the storm, speed up flood recovery, give alerts to fishing vessels, and operate reservoirs safely to protect downstream areas. VNA Photo
Efforts underway to brace for Typhoon Kalmaegi
To prepare for Typhoon Kalmaegi, the National Civil Defence Steering Committee issued Official Dispatch No. 25 on November 2, instructing coastal provinces from Thanh Hoa to An Giang to take proactive measures. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has urged localities to ensure dam and reservoir safety, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has requested neighbouring countries facilitate Vietnamese vessels seeking shelter and repairs. Six coastal provinces have issued directives to monitor the storm, speed up flood recovery, give alerts to fishing vessels, and operate reservoirs safely to protect downstream areas. VNA Photo
Efforts underway to brace for Typhoon Kalmaegi
To prepare for Typhoon Kalmaegi, the National Civil Defence Steering Committee issued Official Dispatch No. 25 on November 2, instructing coastal provinces from Thanh Hoa to An Giang to take proactive measures. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has urged localities to ensure dam and reservoir safety, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has requested neighbouring countries facilitate Vietnamese vessels seeking shelter and repairs. Six coastal provinces have issued directives to monitor the storm, speed up flood recovery, give alerts to fishing vessels, and operate reservoirs safely to protect downstream areas. VNA Photo
Efforts underway to brace for Typhoon Kalmaegi
To prepare for Typhoon Kalmaegi, the National Civil Defence Steering Committee issued Official Dispatch No. 25 on November 2, instructing coastal provinces from Thanh Hoa to An Giang to take proactive measures. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has urged localities to ensure dam and reservoir safety, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has requested neighbouring countries facilitate Vietnamese vessels seeking shelter and repairs. Six coastal provinces have issued directives to monitor the storm, speed up flood recovery, give alerts to fishing vessels, and operate reservoirs safely to protect downstream areas. VNA Photo
Efforts underway to brace for Typhoon Kalmaegi
To prepare for Typhoon Kalmaegi, the National Civil Defence Steering Committee issued Official Dispatch No. 25 on November 2, instructing coastal provinces from Thanh Hoa to An Giang to take proactive measures. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has urged localities to ensure dam and reservoir safety, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has requested neighbouring countries facilitate Vietnamese vessels seeking shelter and repairs. Six coastal provinces have issued directives to monitor the storm, speed up flood recovery, give alerts to fishing vessels, and operate reservoirs safely to protect downstream areas. VNA Photo
Efforts underway to brace for Typhoon Kalmaegi
To prepare for Typhoon Kalmaegi, the National Civil Defence Steering Committee issued Official Dispatch No. 25 on November 2, instructing coastal provinces from Thanh Hoa to An Giang to take proactive measures. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has urged localities to ensure dam and reservoir safety, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has requested neighbouring countries facilitate Vietnamese vessels seeking shelter and repairs. Six coastal provinces have issued directives to monitor the storm, speed up flood recovery, give alerts to fishing vessels, and operate reservoirs safely to protect downstream areas. VNA Photo
Efforts underway to brace for Typhoon Kalmaegi
To prepare for Typhoon Kalmaegi, the National Civil Defence Steering Committee issued Official Dispatch No. 25 on November 2, instructing coastal provinces from Thanh Hoa to An Giang to take proactive measures. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has urged localities to ensure dam and reservoir safety, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has requested neighbouring countries facilitate Vietnamese vessels seeking shelter and repairs. Six coastal provinces have issued directives to monitor the storm, speed up flood recovery, give alerts to fishing vessels, and operate reservoirs safely to protect downstream areas. VNA Photo
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