To cross a river

Source: Pano feed

As bridges in upper Kôn River have collapsed due to floodwaters, local residents have to cross the swift-flowing water below aboard a raft or by a temporary bridge made of tree roots.


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For daily commute, residents in Vinh Thanh district cross the river on a raft, and by pulling at a rope, they move the raft to travel to and from their homes. There are concerns that local children could risk their lives with this method since there are no life-jackets or rescue equipment on the raft.


Around 260 families in O2, O3, O5 and Kon Tru villages are now isolated as suspension bridges connecting their villages to the outside world have collapsed, said Le Cong Chinh, chairman of People’s Committee of Vinh Kim commune in Vinh Thanh district.


Chinh added that people in some villages could not get access to reliefs after flooding because there are no bridges there.


“We plan to evacuate residents in O3 village to another place because it is located near Vinh Son 5 hydroelectric plant. We are fixing O5 bridge but have no solution for the other bridges” – he said.




Đăng ký: VietNam News