Tropical Storm Maysak, the first storm to form in the East Sea this year, is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to northern Vietnam from the night of July 3.
A tropical depression in the East Sea is forecast to strengthen into this year's first storm within 24 hours, with potential impacts on coastal waters off Haiphong and Quang Ninh.
Police in Quang Ngai Province are investigating a construction materials company accused of dumping more than 1,800 tonnes of waste and discharging untreated wastewater.
Authorities in Vinh Long Province have banned the illegal breeding, transport and release of palm weevils to protect coconut plantations and prevent the spread of the destructive pest.
A tropical depression in the East Sea is expected to strengthen into the first storm of 2026 overnight, with Quang Ninh and Haiphong among the areas likely to be affected later this week.
Heavy rain between June 28 and July 1 caused an estimated VND 34 billion (approximately USD 1.3 million) in damage across Cao Bang and Tuyen Quang, damaging hundreds of homes, roads and farmland.
A resident in Quang Tri Province has handed an injured Sunda pangolin to authorities after discovering the rare animal in a home garden with an injured front leg.
A tropical depression is forecast to form over the central East Sea within 1-2 days, with a 60-65 per cent chance of becoming a storm. Heavy rain is forecast across northern Vietnam from July 4-7.
Authorities in Tay Ninh Province have released an endangered Sunda pangolin back into the wild after a local resident voluntarily handed over the animal to forest rangers.
Police in Ninh Binh Province have charged a man with violating wildlife protection laws after allegedly possessing a jar containing a bear paw preserved in alcohol.
A lightning-triggered fire in a protection forest in Ninh Binh Province reignited on Sunday, prompting authorities to evacuate nearby residents and temporarily close part of a national highway.
(Dan tri) - Forecasters say northern and southern Vietnam will see widespread thunderstorms and heavy rain in the coming days, while central heat eases from early July.
Police in Ninh Binh Province have uncovered an illegal wildlife breeding site where 10 protected snakes and pythons were being kept without permits or proof of legal origin.
U Minh Ha National Park has proposed a scientific study to help conserve and restore its ecosystem after hundreds of hectares of its protected melaleuca forest showed signs of degradation.
Severe flooding and landslides triggered by days of heavy rain have damaged 441 homes in Cao Bang Province, with total losses estimated at more than VND 5.3 billion (approximately USD 203,000).
A more than 200-hectare protected forest continues to provide a rare green sanctuary in the heart of Dong Nai City's rapidly urbanising industrial centre.
Police in An Giang Province have dismantled an interprovincial wildlife trafficking ring and charged five people with illegally trading endangered animals after seizing a live Sunda pangolin.
Heavy rain caused the Bang River to rise rapidly on June 26, triggering flooding in several areas of Cao Bang Province and prompting emergency warnings from local authorities.