Independent local news for Da Nang and Hoi An
Section
Public Safety coverage from Đà Nẵng, newest first.
The City Military Command says the drone can carry 80 to 120 kilograms to places cut off by floods or landslides. It also accepted a motorised inflatable boat.
Forty families left Gari village after a hill split open, a district road in Thuong Duc caved in, and stations up and down central Vietnam broke September rain records.
A grass-cutting trip in Quang Phu and a night of fishing near Tam Giang bridge ended the same way. Both happened in storm weather on a river that rises fast.
The city logged 4,251 cases by October 1, outbreaks nearly quadrupled, and 70% of tested samples were serotype D2. The rainy season has barely started.
From October 6 to 9, the city put troops on standby, handed school closures to local officials, and moved children out of a kindergarten in water over a meter deep.
Magnitude 2.6 to 3.0 tremors hit Tra Tan and Tra Tap on September 17, weeks after a 3.1 in August. No damage was reported, but residents are rattled.
A Sunday-morning downpour sent soil into homes in Tra Giap and buried the only road into a Nam Tra My village. No one was hurt, and the forecast isn't done yet.
