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Dong Thap Takes Early Action to Cope with Drought and Saltwater Intrusion

0:0:0, 03/03/2026

  • Spreading Humanitarian Spirit: Giving Hope to People in Flood-Affected Areas

    0:0:0, 04/03/2026

    With humanitarian support from the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, thousands of households affected by Typhoon No. 3 (international name: Yagi) and its aftermath in 2024 are gradually restoring their livelihoods and stabilizing their lives.

  • Community-Based Disaster Risk Management

    0:0:0, 25/02/2026

    Decision No. 553/QĐ-TTg, dated April 6, 2021, issued by the Prime Minister approving the Project on “Enhancing Community Awareness and Community-Based Disaster Risk Management through 2030,” represents a major policy initiative. It concretizes the strategic shift from passive response to proactive prevention, and from emergency relief to sustainable risk management.

  • A Peaceful Tet for Disaster-Affected Communities

    0:0:0, 13/02/2026

    As Lunar New Year (Tet) approaches, localities hit by floods — particularly mountainous communes in Da Nang City — are bustling with activities to celebrate the spring festival. Local authorities are organizing Tet celebration programs, paying visits and presenting gifts to residents in affected areas, bringing warmth and encouragement as the new year arrives.

  • Many European residents are affected by natural disasters.

    0:0:0, 05/02/2026

    According to Vietnam News Agency correspondents in Brussels, citing a statement from the European Environment Agency (EEA), climate change is no longer a distant threat but is already directly affecting the lives of the majority of people across the continent.

  • WMO Calls for Strengthened Early Warning Systems Amid Extreme Weather

    0:0:0, 04/02/2026

    According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), January 2026 has been marked by a series of frequent extreme weather events worldwide, with unusual heatwaves, severe cold spells, and heavy rainfall occurring in succession, causing serious economic, environmental, and human losses.

  • Record Snowfall in Japan Paralyzes Transport, At Least Four Dead

    0:0:0, 26/01/2026

    The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) has issued a series of warnings over exceptionally heavy snowfall on January 25 in Ishikawa and Tottori prefectures.

  • Indonesia Steps Up Search and Rescue Efforts

    0:0:0, 26/01/2026

    In the early hours of January 26, Indonesia’s joint Search and Rescue (SAR) team resumed operations to locate dozens of people still missing after a devastating landslide in West Bandung Regency, West Java Province. Rescue efforts had been temporarily suspended on the afternoon of January 25 due to heavy rainfall and the risk of further landslides.

  • Saltwater Intrusion Intensifies Along Vam Co River, Residents Urged to Store Fresh Water

    0:0:0, 21/01/2026

    Authorities in Tay Ninh Province have issued a Level 1 natural disaster risk warning due to worsening saltwater intrusion in the area. To safeguard daily life and agricultural production, residents in several localities are advised to closely monitor developments and make appropriate plans to store fresh water.

  • Extreme Weather Ravages Multiple Regions Worldwide

    0:0:0, 20/01/2026

    Many countries around the world are experiencing increasingly severe extreme weather events, ranging from snowstorms and bitter cold waves to scorching heat and widespread wildfires, causing heavy human and material losses while seriously disrupting socio-economic activities.

  • South Africa Declares Nationwide State of Disaster Over Flooding

    0:0:0, 19/01/2026

    South African authorities yesterday declared a nationwide state of disaster as widespread flooding continues to batter large parts of the country, leaving dozens dead and forcing many people to flee to neighboring countries.

 

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