Prolonged heavy rain from late on December 3 to early December 4 has caused flooding in several areas of Lâm Đồng Province, including Hàm Thuận, Hàm Liêm, Hồng Sơn, Hàm Thuận Bắc and Lương Sơn.
Specific time windows have been set for vehicles to use Prenn Pass: on Friday from 9am to 10pm and on Saturday and Sunday from 5am to 10pm.
Homes were flooded, crops ruined, and thousands of families stranded, as authorities and local communities raced to respond to one of the most severe natural disasters in recent memory.
Most of the students are the main breadwinners in their families, working in the fields during the day and going to school at night.
The breakthrough of the National Housing Fund lies in its approach, which aims to meet actual needs, create a stable long-term supply, and make durable housing attainable for low-income households.
Heavy rain from late Wednesday into early Thursday caused rapid flooding across Lâm Đồng Province, inundating homes, cutting off roads and forcing evacuations in several communes as reservoirs increased discharge to protect dams.
Putting farmers at the centre was the core principle for Associate Professor Dr Nguyễn Thị Minh when she founded JAMITECH-VNUA, one of the companies applying the spin-off model.
Late-year storms and floods this year devastated aquaculture across the central region, causing losses of more than US$2 billion and leaving thousands of farming households struggling to recover.
Hà Nội is making bold investments to build a modern urban railway network for a rapidly growing city. Line 3, with its newly completed tunnel breakthrough, marks a major step towards cleaner, faster public transport. These developments lay the groundwork for a more connected, sustainable and future-ready capital.
The 115 Emergency Centre said it had received six patients in total, of whom four were already in cardiac and respiratory arrest on arrival and were later confirmed dead. Two others remain in intensive care.
Authorities in central Việt Nam have issued widespread alerts for flash floods and landslides from Huế to Gia Lai, after hours of steady rain left many mountainous areas close to saturation.
Việt Nam’s fifth-graders posted the strongest reading and maths results in a major regional assessment.
Provinces and cities will be required to run weekly clean-ups, expand recycling systems and phase out single-use plastics as Việt Nam seeks to transform waste management nationwide.
By the end of last month, economic losses from natural disasters were estimated to exceed VNĐ85 trillion (US$3.2 billion), with 409 people dead or missing.
These meaningful initiatives form part of Shinhan Life Vietnam’s long-term commitment to accompanying disadvantaged children and young people in Việt Nam.
Preliminary reports from local authorities indicated that around 1,705 homes had been inundated as of late afternoon, with floodwaters continuing to rise.
Flooding has caused extensive loss of life and damage to property and infrastructure across South and Southeast Asia.
Sundeep Kumar, Vice President of the World Crafts Council for the Asia–Pacific region, expressed deep admiration for the village’s training classes, where young artisans continue to learn time-honored techniques.
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