Lao PDR, Flooding and landslide in Vientiane, Xayaboury, Xiengkhouang, and Bokeo Province (TC Koguma)

Jun 13, 2021 20:34

Sep 27, 2026 15:18

Location

Coordinate:

18.940634417387, 101.34647946668

Administrative:

Xaignabouri, Lao PDR

Affected Area:

Bokeo, Vientiane, Xaignabouri, Xiangkhoang

Hazard

Main : Tropical Cyclone
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Secondary : Landslide, Flood

Description

Xayaboury province lost almost 100 billion kip from flood

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From June 11-14, 2021, there was a heavy rainfall due to the impact of the storms (storms) and the southwestern winds have been covered in Xayaboury province with all the floods, land floods, floods, flooding, floods, towns, and cities, and towns, 100 cities, cities, cities, and cities, cities, city, cities, cities. Billions of kip. In that Xayaboury city has more impact than friends. Coming on June 16, 2021, Mrs. Baikham Khutthiyya, Ministry of Labor and Social Security, Deputy Commissioner of Central Stage Management Committee. Representing the central disaster management committee has looked at the damage of the flood affected villages in Xayabouly, by welcoming Mr. Phongsavanh Sithavong, Xayaboury Province with the leadership of Xayabuly Province and Xayabuly.

This opportunity, Mr. Phetpixay Center, Governor, Provincial Board of Directors reported all the damage of floods, you said: The implementation of the development of the immigrant's development, the district's council, the government's management, the government's 30th, the government ' system has been reportedly destroyed, and the government's workforce, and the 1.250th of the government has been done to the government, the government, and the government is the government's responsibility of the government's issue of the government, and all the government, the security forces of the government, 1.250 The number of 7 lmfao. Together, Luang Prabang's leadership sent disaster management team and rescue unit, underwater military forces with towers and trucks to help, solved all kinds of clothes, rice, dry food, drink and drink from all parts to help.

For the damage from importing information including 56 homes, 5.248 families, 20.992 people, 8.920 women (exclusively Xayaboury affected 39 villages), including all the damage rates in the province from the initial evaluation of Xayabouli province are 94 billion kip, have a house of 19 people, including 4.221 houses, 19 people in 19 After being swept away, power cut homes (homes can be fixed, 9 houses left, lights have been cut off), units flooded (in this one can't be used), trees and lights are cut off, spots, lights are off, points restored, 1 Dots, water smoker flooded across Xayaboury city can't use paparazzi water, all lines, direct bridges, dallo, pipe bridals, pipes, dillas, doughnuts, 240 pampers, car, motorbike, lanes, lough, 240 Pond and no one died.

Opportunity, Mrs. Khatiya has shown concern for provincial affairs, districts and villages that have been affected by floods, you have given directions to the law enforcement and the police. With this time you have brought 80 million kip, to help early emergency, then you, with the committee visited the people and see the real destruction of the homes affected by floods.

According to the report of the Central Stage Management Committee on the same day, the central board of management has been led by Mr. Chanthong Television Ministry of Defense, Vice President of the Central Board of Directors, with the result of 50 Khamphaya Phompanya Deputy Governor of Bokeo Province, President of the Provincial Board of Directors.

(The news of the horizon)

Parts of northern and central Laos have been hit by floods after Tropical Storm Koguma blew across Laos over the weekend. Floods and landslides triggered by Tropical Storm Koguma have impacted residences and agricultural land in Vientiane Province, Xayaboury, Xiengkhouang, and Bokeo. Tropical Storm Koguma brought storms across Vietnam on Sunday, extending into Northern Laos and causing heavy rain throughout the country.

Villages in Xayaboury District of Xayaboury Province have been hit by serious floods after days of torrential rain in northern Laos. Several villages in the district, including Nayao, Nator Yai, Nong Seng, Boung, Thin, Pong, Simueng, and Simoungkhoun villages have been inundated, according to a report by Lao National Radio. Deputy Provincial Governor of Xayaboury, Mr. Phetphixay Sounvilay, says over 3,000 people in the nine villages of the district have been affected by the floods. Government officials, police, military, and volunteers are working around the clock to assist households that have been severely affected by floods after heavy rain over the weekend, said Deputy Provincial Governor Phetphixay.

Local authorities are providing temporary housing while utilities including water and power have been cut off in inundated areas, Vientiane Times reports. Governor of Xayaboury, Phongsavanh Sitthavong, is visiting the affected areas and has mobilized police and military units to provide assistance. A force of 1,000 soldiers and police from Xayaboury and Luang Prabang provinces have been mobilized to assist in rescue and relief efforts, He urged the armed forces and police to actively provide assistance to affected populations by helping clean out flooded homes and clearing debris. He called on police to ensure security during the crisis and prevent looting and theft.

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Injured

21K

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Human SADDD

  • Dead -
  • Missing -
  • Injured -
  • Affected Person 20,992
  • Affected Family 5,248
  • Internaly Displaced People -
  • Refugees -
  • Evacuation Center (in Country) -
  • Evacuation Center (out Of Country) -

House

  • Affected Houses 4,221
  • Damage Partial 4,221
  • Totally Damage -

Infrastructure

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Public

  • Schools -
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General

Cost

  • Local Currency 0.00
  • Cost of Damages 94,000,000,000.00
  • Cost of Damages (USD) 9,931,325.00
  • Cost of Assistance -
  • Cost of Assistance (USD) -

Agricultural

  • Rice Field -
  • Other Crops -
  • Fish Ponds -
  • Cattle -
  • Poultries -
  • Livestock -

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