Police and military personnel in Da Nang are actively helping local residents with strengthening their homes, pulling their fishing boats ashore, and moving those living in landslide prone areas to safe places as typhoon Conson is approaching.

Officers and men of the Naval Zone 3 helping fishermen in Lien Chieu District bring their basket boats ashore.

Police and military personnel have been deployed to residential areas across Da Nang to help locals prepare their homes for the approaching storm with proper precautions against COVID-19 in place. The border guards are working with relevant units to provide guidance and arrangements for fishermen to anchor their boat in the ​​Tho Quang fishing wharf.

The High Command of the Naval Zone 3 has taken proactive action to make task forces and means available and ready for rescue at sea. In addition, mobile taskforces have been set up to provide timely help for those who need it when the storm makes landfall.

Officers and men of the Naval Zone 3 helping residents in Lien Chieu District to prepare their homes for the approaching storm

People in a shop located on Nguyen Tat Thanh Street inThanh Khe District strengthening their trading venue to weather typhoon Conson

The border guards conducting patrols in the water of ​​Man Quang to urge fishing vessels to head to the Tho Quang fishing wharf as quickly as possible to avoid the approaching storm

Boats are in a hurry to find a safe storm shelter in the Tho Quang Tho Quang fishing wharf

Police officers helping locals pull their basket boats ashore

A couple tie up their boat to a stone bench to mitigate the damage to it during the storm.

The task forces repair the traffic lane separator on Le Duan Street in Hai Chau District damaged by heavy rains and high winds.

Officers and men of the Naval Zone 3 helping locals move their basket boat out of the water

Fishing boats heading for the shore to avoid the approaching storm

Military personnel cleaning a school to provide a temporary safe shelter for the evacuated people in Lien Chieu District before the storm hits land.

Reporting by LE HUNG – translating by H.L