Việt Nam News

As heavy rain caused by Typhoon Matmo lashed Việt Nam, streets in northern provinces turned into rivers, daily life ground to a halt and authorities raced to protect communities from rising floodwaters.

The Hà Nội traffic police force simultaneously deployed officers who strained themselves under heavy rain to regulate traffic flow, ensure traffic safety and assist people in moving around.

Flooding over 30cm deep was reported around 10am on Tuesday at the Hà Nội's Tú Mỡ – Phạm Hùng intersection. Many passersby experienced tingling sensations, and some fell while wading through the water, suspected to be due to a power leakage.

The international conference '100 Years of Quantum Physics' celebrates the 'International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ),' proclaimed by the United Nations on June 7, 2024.

HCM City is accelerating its science, technology and innovation agenda with the passage of nine key resolutions at its People’s Council meeting, marking a significant step towards realising its long-term development vision.

In the Directive No 5741/CĐ-TM, which was sent on Tuesday to military units, General Nguyễn Tân Cương, Chief of the General Staff of the Việt Nam People's Army required the commands of military regions 1, 2, 3 and 4 to assign forces and resources to support local authorities and people.

HCM City has donated VNĐ7 billion (US$280,000) to Nghệ An Province, which was hit by Typhoon Bualoi this month.

Due to Typhoon Matmo’s circulation, moderate to heavy rain and torrential downpours in some areas have been recorded across the northern region and the central province of Thanh Hóa since Monday night.

Provinces across the country have implemented various legal aid activities for ethnic community to protect their lawful rights and interests.

In Thanh Hóa Province, persistent heavy rain had triggered landslides on mountainside slopes.

Joining FECON in 2014, engineer Lưu Hoàng Phương has spent over 11 years attached to large-scale infrastructure projects across the country.

The 2025 law on the digital technology industry sets out requirements for the responsible use of AI, ensuring a safe and transparent online environment.

Southern communes of the province, such as Nam Cường, Đồng Phúc, Chợ Rã, Ba Bể, Na Rì and neighbouring areas, have been among the hardest hit.

“The rain is too heavy, so we will move to online classes today, October 7. Homeroom teachers should notify parents as soon as they wake up,” read an early-morning directive from the principal of Hoàng Mai Secondary School to staff.

Downpours from the circulation of Typhoon Matmo drenched Hà Nội overnight and in early morning Tuesday, leaving low-lying streets across the inner city under water.

The event also celebrates the “International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ)”, proclaimed by the United Nations on June 7, 2024, marking 100 years of the development of quantum science.

A library is voluntarily established and managed by veteran Nguyễn Văn Lạc, 74, who is affectionately called 'Mr Lạc - the librarian' by the locals.

The CAAV stated that all detailed information related to the airport’s operation will be published in the AIP Supplement according to the AIRAC cycle, expected to take effect on June 11, 2026.