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Hue: Urgently overcome landslides, proactively respond to storms and floods

Heavy rains caused by storm No. 12 and the storm's circulation have caused many serious landslides in Hue city, including the road leading to Tan An Hai village (Phu Loc commune) damaged by sea erosion for nearly 500m, threatening to isolate 63 households with 190 people.

Increasing discharge flow of Tuyen Quang and Hoa Binh lakes to cope with floods

From 3 a.m. on September 30, Tuyen Quang and Hoa Binh hydropower reservoirs opened additional bottom spillway gates. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment also warned downstream localities to proactively prepare plans to ensure safety for people, constructions and activities along the river.

Serious landslide in Trung Son commune, Phu Tho declares emergency situation

On September 8, the People's Committee of Phu Tho province issued a decision to declare a natural disaster emergency (due to landslides and rock subsidence) in Trung Son commune. Of which, nearly 1,000m3 of soil has collapsed into the Trung Son commune headquarters area.

Ha Tinh plans to store water in reservoirs with potential safety risks

According to the Department of Agriculture and Environment of Ha Tinh, the Provincial People's Committee has just issued a decision on a water storage plan and solutions to ensure the safety of 41 irrigation reservoirs at risk of being unsafe during the 2025 rainy and flood season.

The Prime Minister has urgently requested to address the consequences of the floods in Dien Bien province.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has just signed Dispatch No. 125/CĐ-TTg dated August 1, 2025, regarding the urgent recovery from the consequences of floods in Dien Bien province and focusing on responding to landslides and flash floods in the mountainous and midland provinces of Northern Vietnam.