Typhoon Matmo is forecast to enter the Gulf of Tonkin tonight before moving along the Vietnam-China border with sustained winds of 60–75 km/h and gusts up to 100 km/h, causing heavy rainfall.
Hundreds of homes in Hanoi’s Xuan Phuong Ward remain chest-deep underwater, with residents enduring life without electricity and clean water after torrential rains caused by Typhoon Bualoi.
Typhoon Matmo is heading for the northern coast of Quang Ninh Province on the night of October 5 and is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain to northern Vietnam.
The office is designed to be both a service hub and a spiritual support system, linking social organisations and philanthropists with disadvantaged children.
More than 200 students from Ly Tu Trong Secondary School in the northern mountainous province of Tuyen Quang have been evacuated after severe flooding caused by Typhoon Bualoi submerged the campus.
Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery exports reached more than USD 52 billion in the first nine months of 2025, up 14 per cent year-on-year, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment said.
Vietnam’s Manufacturing PMI was unchanged at 50.4 in September, reflecting a marginal strengthening of business conditions as new orders rose and exports stabilised.
Police in An Giang Province on October 3 announced that they have issued arrest warrants and prosecuted two Algerian nationals for circulating counterfeit US dollars in Phu Quoc Special Zone.
Police in Dong Nai Province are investigating the killing of three family members in Dak Nhau Commune on October 3, in what is suspected to be a robbery-homicide.
Rescue workers in Lao Cai Province on October 3 found the bodies of two men missing in a landslide in Minh Luong Commune, with a third victim still unaccounted for.
Residents in Tra Tan Commune, Danang City, have discovered a bomb weighing more than 220kg while planting trees and immediately alerted authorities, who later destroyed it safely.
The Japan International Cooperation Agency has signed a loan agreement for up to USD 75 million with ECOM Agroindustrial Corp to support the coffee industry in Asia.
Five members of the “Provisional National Government of Vietnam”, an outlawed organisation based in the US, have been prosecuted on the charge of "terrorism against the people's government".