Song Bung Hydropower Company Steps Up Disaster-Preparedness Campaign in Da Nang
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At a glance
- Song Bung Hydropower Company conducted disaster-prevention and search-and-rescue activities from August 26 to 28 with local authorities and other agencies in downstream areas of Song Bung 2 and Song Bung 4 hydropower plants.
- The company worked to expand warning channels through local loudspeakers and information platforms, while inspecting flood corridors and downstream warning systems.
- Public meetings explained reservoir operations and encouraged residents, authorities and the company to share responsibility for downstream safety.
Song Bung Hydropower Company has expanded disaster-prevention outreach and safety checks in downstream communities around its hydropower plants in Da Nang.
From August 26 to 28, the company worked with authorities in Ben Giang, Nam Giang, La Deรช and La รรช, as well as La รรช Border Guard Station. A central focus was adding communication channels for reservoir-regulation warnings. Alongside existing systems, local loudspeakers and municipal information platforms will help residents receive alerts during reservoir operations.
Company teams and local authorities inspected flood-release corridors and reviewed the warning system downstream from Song Bung 2 Hydropower Plant. The checks aimed to identify risks that could affect flood drainage and the delivery of warnings when the reservoir is regulated.
The company also held a 2026 disaster-prevention meeting for downstream residents. Officials explained the role of hydropower facilities, how reservoirs operate and how reservoir regulation can help reduce flooding downstream. Residents raised practical concerns about disaster prevention and mitigation.
In La รรช, the company and border guards reviewed coordination rules for warnings, inspections and safety during spillway releases from the Song Bung 2 reservoir. Teams also cleared vines and vegetation around warning stations to help keep the system operating safely and reliably.
Originally published by Tuแปi Trแบป in Vietnamese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.