Super Typhoon Approaching Vietnam: A 3-Phase Action Plan to Protect Factories & Business Assets

Urgent Warning: Super Typhoon Ragasa Approaching - Businesses Must Act Now!

According to the latest information from the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, updated on the VnExpress newspaper, Super Typhoon Ragasa is expected to enter the East Sea today and may directly impact mainland Vietnam in the coming days. This is not just a weather event but a direct threat to assets, infrastructure, and business continuity. Thorough preparation can mean the difference between minimal damage and catastrophic loss.

Phase 1: Before the Storm Arrives - "Prevention is Better Than Cure"

This is the golden window for action. DeAir recommends that businesses implement the following checklist immediately:

• Reinforce physical infrastructure: Secure corrugated iron roofs, reinforce windows and roller doors, check and clear drainage systems to prevent localized flooding.
• Move and elevate assets: Prioritize moving important machinery, electronic equipment, and valuable goods (especially perishable items like food, pharmaceuticals, paper packaging, and wood products) to high shelves or safe areas.
• Back up data & protect documents: Back up all critical business data (accounting, customer info, contracts) to the cloud or a remote server. Place original documents and contracts in waterproof bags and store them in a safe place.
• Prepare an emergency plan: Have generators, fuel, flashlights, and a first-aid kit ready. Establish an emergency communication plan for all employees.

Phase 2: During the Storm - Safety First

When the storm is at its peak, the absolute priority is human safety.

• Cut off all non-essential power: To prevent the risk of short circuits and electrical fires.
• Ensure personnel safety: Make sure all employees are in a safe shelter. Absolutely do not go outside or attempt to repair or move assets while the storm is active.

Phase 3: After the Storm Passes - The Battle Against the "Silent Enemy," Humidity

The winds and rain have passed, but the damage is still ongoing. Receding floodwaters leave behind saturated humidity in the air and soaked deep into walls, floors, machinery, and goods. This is a "ticking time bomb" for mold and rust, which can cause even greater damage than the storm itself.

The Post-Storm Recovery Action Plan with DeAir

Acting quickly and correctly after the storm will minimize damage.

Step 1: Clean Up & Sanitize

Quickly remove mud, debris, and stagnant water to create a ventilated environment.

Step 2: "Emergency" Drying with Industrial Dehumidifiers

This is the most critical step to prevent widespread damage. Using a high-capacity DeAir.RE industrial dehumidifier can rapidly "suck dry" the humidity from the air, walls, and floors, drying out machinery and goods and stopping the growth of mold and rust in its tracks.

Step 3: The Flexible & Immediate Solution - DeAir Dehumidifier Rental Service

DeAir understands that not every business has a dehumidifier on hand, and making an immediate investment can be difficult. Therefore, our dehumidifier rental service is the most optimal and cost-effective solution for post-storm emergencies. With a simple procedure and on-site delivery and installation, businesses can tackle the crisis immediately at a reasonable cost. Learn more about DeAir's Industrial Dehumidifier Rental Service.

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