Results for: Flood Control

China has assured Vietnam of its cooperation in flood control and prevention, specifically regarding the discharge of water from Chinese hydropower plants. While Vietnam faces widespread flooding due to Typhoon Yagi, concerns have emerged about potential increased water levels in the Lo River, a tributary of the Red River, due to water release from a Chinese dam. However, Chinese officials have emphasized their efforts to minimize the impact on Vietnam, with pre-emptive notice and limited discharge volume.

The Chennai Water Resources Department has completed construction of training walls at Ennore Creek, enhancing flood management and supporting local biodiversity. The project, which includes dredging the creek’s mouth, facilitates the smooth flow of seawater in and out of the creek, benefiting both flood control and fish spawning.

The Chennai Water Resources Department has proposed a 27 crore restoration project for Okkiyam Maduvu, a crucial channel for floodwater drainage in south Chennai. The project aims to improve the channel’s carrying capacity by building a retaining wall, widening the channel, and removing silt. However, ongoing Metro Rail construction and water hyacinth buildup are posing challenges to the project’s success.

POWERCHINA is making significant contributions to mitigating climate change impacts through infrastructure projects across the globe. These projects enhance flood control, drought resistance, and agricultural irrigation, improving lives and fostering economic development in various regions.

After five years of anticipation, the Nathan Hale Park retention basin project in Parma Heights is now complete. The project was designed to alleviate flooding in the area and has been met with a sense of relief by the community.