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Since September 11, hundreds of soldiers from the military and police have ahead to Lang Nu village where flash floods had caused widespread devastation.

Over the course of four days, they waded through mud in hot weather conditions, digging through tree roots and rocks to search for missing victims.

Under this thick layer of mud, there are many sharp objects, although relevant forces still urgently carry out the search.

Meanwhile in Phong Chau of Phu Tho province, soldiers from the 249th Brigade actively make a launching road at the location of the pontoon bridge, situated roughly 300 metres to 400 metres downstream from the collapsed Phong Chau bridge.

The task force stands by ready to install the pontoon bridge section of the Phong Chau bridge across the Red River.

On the morning of September 14, at Van Xuan Flower Garden in Ba Dinh district of Hanoi, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hanoi host a ceremony to launch a drive aimed at encouraging people to join in the clean-up work.

Bui Thi Minh, secretary of the City Party Committee Hoai, participates in clearing tree branches with people at Van Xuan Flower Garden.

Meanwhile, people living in the alleys on Hong Ha street in Chuong Duong ward of Hoan Kiem in Hanoi have been busy cleaning their houses and alleys in an effort to soon return to their normal lives.