November 22, 2025 | 20:04 GMT +7
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November 22, 2025 | 20:04 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
My Ly commune is devastated after the remnants of Typhoon Wipha. Photo: Bien Cuong.
Due to harsh weather conditions and treacherous terrain, authorities were only able to establish contact with officials and residents in some villages of My Ly commune, Nghe An province, by noon on July 23.
Initial statistics from local authorities show that 150 homes in My Ly commune were completely swept away, 200 homes were deeply submerged, and many pedestrian bridges and roads were swept away or severely damaged. The immense losses have created a sense of panic among the residents of My Ly commune.
Local authorities, residents, and functional agencies are actively disseminating information and mobilizing people to evacuate to ensure their safety.
Translated by Linh Linh
(VAN) Official Telegram No. 226/CD-TTg, issued on November 21, 2025, mandates enhanced management and utilization of national reserves to support flood response and relief efforts in the Central Region.
(VAN) The Politburo has demanded a high concentration of efforts on urgent relief tasks, ensuring absolute prevention of hunger, cold, and shortages of clean water or medicine among the population.
(VAN) Water resources during the 2025–2026 dry season in the Mekong River Basin basically meet domestic use and production needs, but localized shortages may still occur due to saltwater intrusion.
(VAN) Vietnam and Japan have committed to deepening cooperation on projects under the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM), improving waste management, and advancing the circular economy.
(VAN) Digital transformation is becoming a core driver of proactive, precise, and safer management of dams and reservoirs nationwide.
(VAN) This assistance supports people who temporarily relocate or evacuate, as well as communities affected by major storms from late September to now.
(VAN) Viet Nam will host the 8th ASEAN Heritage Parks Conference, bringing together over 320 delegates and reaffirming its role in regional nature conservation.
