On the afternoon of November 9, Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung, Head of the Central Steering Committee for Disaster Prevention, Chairman of the National Committee for Disaster Response and Search and Rescue directly went into public inspection. No. 6 preparatory response to storms in Quy Nhon Port.
Checking at Quy Nhon Port, the Director of Quy Nhon Port Authority reported to the Deputy Prime Minister that 56 cargo ships at Quy Nhon Port area have been arranged into safe anchoring areas.
In addition, Quy Nhon Port has also implemented the storm prevention, arrangement of executive officers, technical forces, shift workers, freight forwarders, loading and unloading forces, mechanics, warehouses and security guards. , health … 24/24 hours at the key points to handle when an incident occurs. Complete bracing against equipment and facilities to secure anchoring positions; moving goods which are in danger of being flooded to high positions, tying containers into blocks. At the same time, notify customers to rent warehouse, port yard to coordinate, check the status of the warehouse, appoint people on duty to coordinate with Quy Nhon Port staff to respond to the incident.
Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung has directed and requested all disaster prevention and search and rescue units to coordinate with ministries and branches to prepare for every situation to ensure safety at sea and to take ships out. Dangerous areas, go to safe shelter.
Tu Phuong
