Vietnam calls for further international support following recent storms

Vietnam calls for further international support following recent storms

Vietnam calls for continued partnership and assistance from international partners as the country is grappling with floodwaters in many areas rising above historic levels, posing a high risk of prolonged inundation and landslides, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Nguyen Hoang Hiep said on October 9.

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PM calls for better forecasting capacity in response to natural disasters

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on October 9 requested enhanced forecasting capacity to ensure a timely, flexible, and effective response to natural disasters, given that many localities are still suffering severe damage caused by Typhoon Matmo and its subsequent flooding, while disasters and weather patterns remain complex in the coming period.

VNR launches online ticket sales for Gia Lam – Nanning international train


The Vietnam Railways Corporation (VNR) has begun offering online ticket sales for the international passenger train service operating from Gia Lam Station to stations along the Gia Lam – Nanning (China) route, available through its official website https://dsvn.vn.

Vietnam, Belgium working together for world free of dioxin's legacy


Half a century after the end of the war in Vietnam, the consequences of Agent Orange/dioxin still leave severe legacies for both humans and the environment. In efforts to overcome the war's aftermath, the country has been receiving active cooperation and support from the international community, including Belgium – a partner with great goodwill and responsibility.

Heavy rain and widespread flood risks threaten regions


As heavy rain is creating serious flood and landslide risks across regions of the country, authorities have urged residents in vulnerable areas to stay alert and have mobilized emergency measures to protect lives, infrastructure, and crops.
Care for the elderly in Vietnam needs early and sustainable strategy

Vietnam is entering an ageing population stage. By 2036, people aged 60 and above are expected to account for 20% of the nation's population. The country needs to develop an early, sustainable strategy on caring for the elderly that engages families, communities, and the state and private sectors. Among the options, the semi-boarding nursing model could become a long-term social safety net.

Journey of empowering ethnic youth in Lai Chau province


PANO - From October 2024 to September 2025, the project “Enhancing Economic Empowerment for Youth in Lai Chau,” implemented by Plan International Vietnam, has been creating opportunities for youths of ethnic minority groups in Dao San commune, Lai Chau province to take charge of their livelihoods.

80 years of care: Vietnam’s health sector from battlefield to universal coverage


The August Revolution of 1945 not only gave birth to a new nation but also marked the beginning of Vietnam’s health sector.

Sustainable livelihood support helps AO/dioxin victims integrate into community


PANO - Under the theme “Livelihoods and Integration,” the Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin (VAVA) is focusing on sustainable livelihood programs in 2025 and beyond. These initiatives are designed to help victims and their families overcome hardship and fully integrate into society.
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