Typhoon YAGI, one of the strongest typhoons in the past 30 years, made landfall in the East Sea, causing significant damage in many areas, especially in Hai Phong. However, thanks to thorough preparation and timely response, Nam Cau Kien Industrial Park (IP) minimized damage, ensuring the safety of businesses and quickly restoring operations after the typhoon.

Proactive Storm Response – Minimizing Damage

As soon as information about Typhoon No. 3 was released, the management board of Nam Cau Kien IP swiftly implemented storm prevention measures under the direct guidance of the Hai Phong City Party Committee, the People’s Committee of Hai Phong, and the People’s Committee of Thuy Nguyen District. Shinec Joint Stock Company, the investor of Nam Cau Kien IP, issued detailed guidelines to help businesses within the park protect their assets and facilities.

Mr. Hoang Tuan Anh, General Director of Shinec Joint Stock Company, shared: “We implemented comprehensive storm prevention measures early on, including securing factories, reinforcing trees, and inspecting the drainage system. Thanks to this thorough preparation, the damage caused by Typhoon No. 3 at Nam Cau Kien IP was kept to a minimum.”

Light Damage, Operations Quickly Restored

After the storm, damage assessments at Nam Cau Kien IP showed that most of the impact was on fallen trees and some minor damage to roofs and ceilings. However, these issues did not significantly affect the production activities of businesses in the area. Many businesses were able to resume operations within just 2-3 days.

Some businesses, such as Dongbang Vina Co., Ltd., and Viet Metal Joint Stock Company, experienced minor damage, such as broken windows or loose roofing. Gola Lion Webbing Vina Company only sustained damage to trees. Meanwhile, Vanderleun Vietnam Co., Ltd. reported minimal damage to their logo and some water leakage in certain areas, but these did not disrupt major production activities.

Here are some images of the infrastructure of businesses and factories in Nam Cau Kien Industrial Park after Typhoon YAGI made landfall:

Close Coordination Between Businesses and IP Management

According to Mr. Le Duc Oanh, Deputy Director of GGV Company, the situation after the storm at Nam Cau Kien IP was well-managed thanks to close cooperation between the IP management board and businesses. “We received early notifications from Shinec Joint Stock Company about the typhoon and storm prevention measures. During the storm, we worked closely with the management board to implement protective measures and safeguard our facilities.”

Mr. Hoang Minh Trong, Head of Security at Nam Cau Kien IP, also emphasized the timely and coordinated preparation for Typhoon YAGI. “As soon as we received information about the storm entering the East Sea, we deployed security forces to each business in the IP to guide them on storm prevention, securing their factories, and ensuring the safety of their facilities. After the storm, we recorded minimal damage, and our drainage system worked effectively to prevent flooding.”

Here are some images of the infrastructure and landscape of Nam Cau Kien Industrial Park after Typhoon YAGI made landfall:

Business Operations Return to Normal in Just 2 Days

According to Mr. Hoang Tuan Anh, just two days after the storm subsided, Nam Cau Kien IP had completed the cleanup process and restored a safe working environment for businesses. The management board visited each business to assess damage and help investors recover, ensuring operations were back to normal as soon as possible.

The comprehensive measures and timely directives from local authorities helped Nam Cau Kien IP withstand the impact of Typhoon YAGI, maintaining investors’ trust in the safe and efficient business environment here.

Here are some images of the Nam Cau Kien Industrial Park Management Board visiting businesses in the industrial park and planning recovery efforts after Typhoon YAGI:

Here are some images of operations returning to normal in Nam Cau Kien Industrial Park:

Nam Cau Kien IP, under the management of Shinec Joint Stock Company, demonstrated effective disaster response capabilities, protecting assets and ensuring the safety of businesses within the park. The quick recovery after the storm also highlighted the flexibility and professionalism in management, contributing to the sustainable development of the IP. This showcases the importance of preparedness and stringent management in minimizing disaster damage and maintaining continuous production activities.