Over 420 homes damaged, reservoirs overwhelmed amidst Typhoon Wipha

Over 420 homes damaged, reservoirs overwhelmed amidst Typhoon Wipha's aftermath

Typhoon Wipha (designated as storm No. 3 in Vietnam) has caused widespread destruction across several Northern and North-central provinces, damaging hundreds of homes, submerging over 119,000ha of rice paddies and triggering multiple dike incidents.

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PM orders swift action to mitigate Typhoon Wipha’s devastation

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has directed local leaders in typhoon-ravaged cities and provinces to take urgent steps to address the widespread damage caused by Typhoon Wipha, focusing on restoring agricultural production and stabilizing livelihoods in affected communities.

Five Northern, North-central provinces see high risk of flash floods, landslides


Several hazardous weather patterns are forecast across Northern and North-central Vietnam from July 23 - 25, with a high risk of flash floods on small rivers and streams, and landslides on steep slopes in Son La, Phu Tho, Lao Cai, Thanh Hoa, and Nghe An provinces, according to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting.

Preferential policies for national contributors a long-term task: State President


State President Luong Cuong on July 23 affirmed that implementing policies for national contributors is a long-term, regular task of the entire political system and the whole society, and that these policies will continue to be improved with the mobilization of all social resources to ensure better implementation.

Prime Minister orders urgent response to flooding in Nghe An province


Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has urged the Central province of Nghe An to carry out necessary measures to respond to flooding, ensure the safety of local residents and critical infrastructure, particularly Ban Ve hydropower dam, given an alarming flood inflow into the Ban Ve hydropower reservoir.
Vietnam drafts first population law to tackle demographic challenges

For more than six decades, population work in Vietnam has been recognized as a top strategic priority, closely tied to the nation's sustainable development.

Nam Dinh village enjoys changes from poor land


PANO - Nam Dinh is a highland village in Nam Dang Commune, Van Ban District, Lao Cai Province, where almost the entire population belongs to the Dao ethnic group.

Awakening potential of Sai Gon River


The Sai Gon River, which intertwines with the history, culture, and urban life of Ho Chi Minh City, is poised to become a strategic axis for urban economic development.

Algerian journalist admires Vietnam’s path of development


In a piece published by La Patrie News, Algerian journalist Mohamed Abdoun expressed his deep admiration for Vietnam’s journey of transformation, describing the country as a rising presence on the global stage through its dynamic development and distinctive cultural identity.
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