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Representatives from the Trang An World Cultural and Natural Heritage Management Board confirmed that the unit has just issued a notice regarding the purchase or exchange of trees that were felled by Super Typhoon Yagi.
Specifically, according to the Trang An World Cultural and Natural Heritage Management Board, tourist areas and heritage sites under its management, such as Bai Dinh and Tam Chuc tourist areas, currently need a large quantity of trees for planting and landscape improvement.
Numerous old, ancient trees in Hanoi were uprooted due to the impact of the storm.
In addition, after Super Typhoon Yagi (Typhoon No. 3) passed through, thousands of trees in Hanoi were uprooted. To quickly address the aftermath of the storm, the Trang An World Cultural and Natural Heritage Management Board wishes to purchase the trees felled by Super Typhoon Yagi in Hanoi and replant them in tourist areas under its management for care and restoration.
The Trang An World Cultural and Natural Heritage Management Board is actively seeking new saplings from the ancient trees toppled by Super Typhoon Yagi.
The Trang An World Cultural and Natural Heritage Management Board is calling for the community, organizations, and individuals to donate trees damaged by Typhoon Yagi in Hanoi. There are no limits on the number or type of trees; the unit hopes to collect as many trees as possible to support reforestation and landscape restoration efforts within the Trang An scenic complex.
The Trang An World Cultural and Natural Heritage Management Board respectfully requests that units, organizations, and individuals who need to convert or relocate trees contact us at the following phone number: 0911.702.682.
"We have the aforementioned hotline number to receive information. Then, we will forward it to the processing department to analyze the situation and come up with a unified plan regarding buying, selling, transferring, and transporting with interested partners," a representative from the Trang An World Cultural and Natural Heritage Management Board added.
Regarding the damage caused by Typhoon Yagi, the Search and Rescue Department (General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army) reported that, as of 10:00 AM on September 8th, Typhoon No. 3 had caused 14 deaths (4 in Quang Ninh, 3 in Hanoi, 1 in Hai Phong, 1 in Hai Duong, 4 in Hoa Binh, and 1 in Military Region 3) and injured 176 people (157 in Quang Ninh, 8 in Hanoi, 5 in Hai Phong, 5 in Hai Duong, and 1 in Hoa Binh).
