As floodwaters receded, officers and soldiers from the Army and Police in Dak Lak Province promptly arrived in the most severely affected areas to carry out rescue and relief operations, helping residents clean up and return to normal life.

From elderly volunteers to student packers, a massive relief effort rolls out from the heart of the city.

Tears flowed as residents of Nha Trang confronted the wreckage left behind by unprecedented flooding.

From rescuers navigating by memory to children clinging to rooftops, this is how a village became family under disaster.

Despite rising costs, many sellers argue the surge is exaggerated online - and worry others are exploiting the situation.

Heavy rains and flash flooding have turned the streets of Khanh Hoa and Gia Lai into rivers, catching residents off guard and leaving hundreds of vehicles submerged or swept away.

Though rainfall has eased, floodwaters remain dangerously high in many parts of eastern Gia Lai and Dak Lak, submerging homes and disrupting daily life.

Floodwaters surged through Nha Trang (Khanh Hoa) overnight, forcing evacuations and halting daily life. Tay Nha Trang ward was the hardest hit, as rain continued into the morning of November 19 and river levels rose dramatically.

Hoi An’s streets submerged for the third time in 20 days, yet visitors enjoy boat rides and local hospitality.

Heavy rainfall and hydroelectric dam discharges have once again flooded the ancient town of Hoi An (Da Nang City), marking the third flood in just 20 days.

Prolonged rainfall has caused water levels to rise rapidly, submerging many areas in Tay Nha Trang (Khanh Hoa Province).

With a concrete pier and tunnel system, Hon Hai Island plays a key role in asserting Vietnam’s maritime sovereignty.

Gia Binh Airport, set to surpass even Noi Bai in scale, has begun land clearance and early-stage groundwork.

Military medical forces from Vietnam and Cambodia conducted a joint search-and-rescue and disaster response drill this week, including helicopter deployment and casualty evacuation simulations.

Hanoi continues to struggle with familiar yet unresolved urban problems. From traffic congestion to flooding and pollution, the city faces mounting pressure that calls for long-term, sustainable solutions.

A fleet of rare classic luxury cars from Russian collectors recently appeared in Ho Chi Minh City, marking the beginning of their journey through Cambodia and Laos before finishing in Hanoi.

Massive volumes of ocean waste have buried parts of Back Beach in Vung Tau, prompting an urgent cleanup effort by local workers.

In just 11 days, residents of Vietnam’s central provinces battled two major floods and a powerful typhoon. Mountainous areas suffered severe landslides, resulting in widespread destruction.

After Typhoon Kalmaegi passed, residents of Sa Huynh coastal area (Quang Ngai Province) returned home in tears. Entire neighborhoods lay in ruins, homes and shops reduced to rubble, and belongings swept away by the waves overnight.

After Storm No. 13 (Kalmaegi) weakened, it left behind a trail of destruction across several streets in Quy Nhon Ward, Gia Lai Province. Countless trees, streetlights, metal roofs, and business signs were toppled.