#flooding

Authorities warned that flooding could affect residents, agriculture, aquaculture, transport and daily activities while landslides are also possible in vulnerable areas.

As of 16:00 on September 30, the storm and subsequent flooding had left 27 people dead, 21 missing, and 112 injured across 17 provinces and cities from the northern to central regions.

Due to the impact of typhoon Yagi’s circulation, which has caused heavy rain over several days in northern Vietnam, plus the discharge of water from hydroelectric reservoirs upstream, water levels of the Red River flowing through Hanoi capital are rising quickly, increasing the risk of flooding in riverside areas.

Amidst the serious flooding in some northern localities under the impact of super typhoon Yagi, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has swiftly sought close cooperation with China in flood prevention.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on June 10 signed an official dispatch asking relevant agencies and localities to focus on overcoming the consequences of floods and actively respond to natural disasters in northern mountainous and midland areas.

Deputy Minister of Public Security Major General Lieutenant General Nguyen Van Long sent a letter on July 19 praising the Da Nang City Police Department for saving lives of 6 people who were gulfed by flooding.

Heavy rain and flood discharge from hydropower plants have flooded parts of the northern and central regions during the past few days, leaving three dead and four missing.

Due to a recent tropical depression turning into storm Lionrock, the central province of Quang Nam has suffered from torrential rain over the past few days, causing severe flooding and landslides in mountainous areas.

British Ambassador to Vietnam Gareth Ward paid a visit to residents of Tan Ninh and Son Thuy communes in the central province of Quang Binh on November 19, two areas which were hit hard by flooding in recent days.

The Provincial Police Department of Quang Binh delivered nearly 1,000 boxes of relief goods to flooded areas in Le Thuy district in support of flood-hit local people.

The Central Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control has asked ministries, sectors and local governments to prepare for flooding as a result of heavy downpours in the northern region in the coming days.

The National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting has issued a warning of landslides and severe flooding in the south-central provinces of Phu Yen and Khanh Hoa due to torrential rain that has hit the provinces over the last day.

PSNews - With the aim of helping people safely move through the flooded sections caused by the historic heavy rain as well as evacuate people to safe places, the traffic police force of Quang Nam has been mobilized 100% to work these days.

On July 28, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc extended a sympathy message to Prime Minister of Cambodia Samdech Techo Hun Sen over losses caused by the recent rain-triggered floods.

Heavy rain continued to batter the northern region overnight, causing widespread flooding.

PSNews - The mission of GM Vietnam presented nearly 600 gifts to needy children of the two said school points, such as food, blankets, notebooks, pens and coats. 

Tan Son Nhat International Airport in HCM City faces flooding whenever it rains.

PSNews-On the morning of June 23, the city of Thai Nguyen witnessed a heavy rain lasting 3 hours, flooding streets in the city.