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Sea encroaches deeply in Cua Dai beach

Severe erosion, as the result of climate change, has taken a toll on the Cua Dai beach in Hoi An City, the central province of Quang Nam, bearing heavily on local residents and the tourism sector.
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  • Sea invasion damages the nearby infrastructure. (Source: VNA)

  • The Fusion Alya resort in Cua Dai under the impact of sea intrusion. (Source: VNA) 

  • A bamboo-bar fence is deployed to prevent erosion. (Source: VNA)

  • The once-renown beach becomes wild with high waves. (Source: VNA)

  • Local residents suffer from damages due to impact of climate change (Source: VNA)

  • Mai Thi Kiem, who runs a restaurant on Cua Dai beach prays for help to keep her livelihood. (Source: VNA) 

  • A worker pumps sand into bags to stop sea waves. (Source: VNA)

  • Flexibile dams made of 20 metre-long, 300-tonne sand bags are deployed to reduce erosion. (Source: VNA)

  • Local residents make their own dykes near their business. (Source: VNA)

  • Workers make sand dams in the beach. (Source: VNA)

  • Local residents sink bamboo bars to keep sand bags from being washed away. (Source: VNA) 

  • Cranes and trucks are used to make sand dams. (Source: VNA) 

  • Sand-bag dams are among measures to prevent sea invasion. (Source: VNA)

  • The Victoria Hoi An resort uses sand dam effectively. (Source: VNA) 

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