Erosion has occurred about 30 metres along the coast in Vinh Trach Dong Commune in the southern city of Bac Lieu, threatening the safety of the dyke along the coast, according to the Bac Lieu provincial Committee for Flood and Storm Control, Search and Rescue.
Erosion has occurred about 30 metres along the coast in Vinh Trach Dong commune in the southern city of Bac Lieu. (Photo: VNA)
Bac Lieu (VNA) – Erosion has occ𝐆urred about 30metres along the coast in Vinh Trach Dong commune in the southern cityof Bac Lieu, threatening the safety of the dyke along the coast, accordingto the Bac Lieu provincial Committee for Flood and Storm Control, Search andRescue.
Ngo Nguyen Phong, vice director of the provincial Agricultureand Rural Development Department, and other provincial officials on February 21inspected the affected area, assessing that the erosion will be worse in thenext few days, threatening the safety of the sea dyke system and affectingaquacultural production in the localities. Warning signs were placed in the area while staff and residentsare consolidating the dyke. According to the province’s agriculture department, seriouserosion and landslides occur across the province. The province estimates thatby 2030, it needs over 19.2 trillion VND (808.6 million USD) for a project tacklinglandslides and erosion along rivers and coasts in the province./.
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Erosion has occurred about 30 metres along the coast in Vinh Trach Dong commune in the southern city of Bac Lieu. (Photo: VNA) 
