More than 1,000 people evacuated from riverbanks in Daklak
Authorities in Dong Xuan Commune, Daklak Province, are mobilising emergency teams to evacuate 417 households from low-lying areas as the Co and Ky Lo rivers rise following heavy rain.
Bad weather disrupts 17 flights in central Vietnam
Heavy rain and thunderstorms disrupted 17 flights at Danang and Phu Bai international airports on November 9, forcing aircraft to circle or make another landing attempt.
Heavy rain hits central Vietnam, reservoirs release water
Intense rain continues across central Vietnam, swelling rivers, triggering landslides and prompting reservoir releases and the evacuation of hundreds of residents.
Heavy rain in central Vietnam to ease from November 12
Heavy rain across central Vietnam is forecast to ease from November 12, while northern areas will remain chilly at night and in the early morning, with colder conditions in mountainous regions.
Nearly 400 evacuated overnight after cracks appear on mountain
Authorities in Quang Ngai Province evacuated nearly 400 residents overnight after prolonged heavy rain caused new cracks and signs of subsidence on Dak Re Mountain, raising fears of a landslide.
Nha Trang residents park cars on overpasses to avoid flooding
Fearing heavy rain and water releases from reservoirs, residents in Nha Trang have moved their cars onto overpasses and higher roads to protect them from potential flooding.
Vietnam and China upgrade key border crossing to international status
Vietnam and China have upgraded the Ma Lu Thang-Jinshuihe border-gate pair to international status, aiming to boost trade, logistics and cross-border travel.
Woman charged over sheltering 10 Bangladeshi workers in Tay Ninh
A woman in Tay Ninh has been arrested after police said she housed 10 Bangladeshi men who had overstayed in Vietnam since 2024.
Danang evacuates 86 people from landslide-risk area
Authorities in mountainous Tra Leng Commune, Danang, have evacuated 19 households comprising 86 people amid fears that landslides could threaten lives and property.
Coal ship breaks mooring lines at Quang Tri port
A Singapore-flagged cargo ship carrying more than 60,000 tonnes of coal broke its mooring lines while unloading at a port in Quang Tri Province, prompting an emergency response from local authorities.
124-metre cargo ship runs aground off Quang Ngai coast
The Panama-registered vessel TONG CHENG 301 has run aground off Sa Huynh Ward in central Vietnam amid rough seas, with all 14 crew members reported safe.
Tay Ninh detects two cases of group B meningococcal infection
Tay Ninh Province has confirmed two cases of meningococcal infection, prompting health authorities to step up disease surveillance and prevention measures.
Three Hanoi bridges over Red River ahead of schedule
Construction of three bridges across the Red River in Hanoi is ahead of schedule, while four other projects face delays due to land clearance and infrastructure relocation problems.
Hanoi sees first severe cold snap, traffic jams worsen
Cold air brought rain and a sharp chill to Hanoi on November 9, with temperatures down more than 10 degrees Celsius and traffic snarled.
Heavy rain causes bridge abutment collapse in Thanh Hoa
Heavy rain has caused a bridge abutment to collapse on the Nghi Son-Bai Tranh road in Thanh Ky Commune, Thanh Hoa Province, disrupting traffic and flooding several local roads.
Foreign nationals suspected of running fake stock platform in HCM City
Police in Ho Chi Minh City are investigating a group of foreign nationals suspected of operating a fake stock trading platform to defraud investors in Tan My Ward.
10 hospitalized in Lam Dong after suspected pufferfish poisoning
Ten people in Phu Thuy Ward, Lam Dong Province, have been hospitalised after eating marine pufferfish, with one patient requiring intubation for respiratory support.
Hanoi to review bus routes to improve connectivity
Hanoi plans to review its bus network to optimise routes, improve connectivity and service quality, and reduce passenger waiting times.
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