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Border guards help fishermen in Ky An Town, Ha Tinh Province bring their boats ashore. |
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A couple in Thach Ha Commune, Ha Tinh Town move their fish cages on the Ho Do River into ponds. Sudden changes in the water environment because of heavy rain can prove fatal to the fish. |
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Workers at a fishing cooperative in Ho Do Commune in Ha Tinh’s Loc Ha District prepare a net to cover a pond and protect their fish against flood damage. |
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Since Tuesday night, it has started to rain heavily in Loc Ha District and many restaurants selling seafood along Xuan Hai Beach have had to close. |
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A group of men drop rocks to strengthen the shoreline in Quang Phuc Commune, Dong Hoi Town, Quang Binh Province. |
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An excavator speeds up work to reinforce the embankment at a local beach. At 4 p.m. Wednesday, the storm was 490 km away from Thanh Hoa, 495 km away from Nghe An and 475 km away from Ha Tinh with wind speeds of 90-100 kph. It was expected to move west at the speed of 25-30 kph over the next three hours. |
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Nguyen Xuan Phong, 62, of Dong Hoi Town, rented a crane to take his boat ashore from the Nhat Le River. Phong, who catches squid, said he has not gone fishing since July because of the pandemic and now, with the storm coming, he had to spend VND1 million in moving the boat to shelter. |
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Nguyen Thi Man, 52, folds a fish trap. Every night, she and her husband would lay the trap along the Nhat Le River in Quang Binh and collect the fish in the morning for sale. |
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Senior Lieutenant Tran Quang Vinh (R) works on a rescue ship of the Nghe An Border Guard. |