Accompanying him were Trang Thi Xuan, member of the provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board and Permanent Vice Chairwoman of the provincial People's Committee; and Colonel Chu Van Thanh, member of the provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board and Commander of the provincial Military Command.

The four communes of Huoi Mot, Bo Sinh, Muong Lam, and Chieng So were among the hardest hit by the recent floods. According to preliminary reports, the disaster left five people dead and one missing, swept away 58 houses entirely, and caused nearly 400 homes to collapse or face a high risk of landslides. Hundreds of households were forced to evacuate, with significant losses of property and crops. Transportation routes were cut off, and communication infrastructure was severely affected.

After graspingn the situation in the affected areas, Viet called on local authorities and relevant forces to continue their efforts, mobilising all available resources to support the people. The immediate priority, he emphasised, is to ensure shelter, food, and travelling conditions for them.

The provincial leader also called for the mobilisation of maximum manpower and increased efforts to reach hamlets that remain isolated. He stressed the need to promptly help relocate households at high risk of landslides to ensure the safety of local residents.

In light of the losses suffered by the people, the Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee visited, offered words of encouragement, and affirmed that the province would continue to provide maximum support in terms of manpower and resources to care for the affected residents. He also urged the communal authorities to continue their efforts to search for the missing and to promptly address the damage to help the people recover.

On behalf of the provincial Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, Viet delivered disaster recovery funds to the affected localities, including 1.92 billion VND (73,285 USD) to Huoi Mot commune, 300 million VND to Bo Sinh commune, 1.5 billion VND to Muong Lam commune, and 960 million VND to Chieng Son commune.