On the afternoon of November 4, the Ministry of Construction and the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam jointly conducted a live simulation within the framework of SAREX 2025 along the waters of Nhon Ly, Quy Nhon.

Heavy overnight rainfall caused widespread flooding in Ho Chi Minh City, leading to the collapse of a factory and the entrapment of nearly 100 workers.

A Moldovan man was pulled from the sea and saved by waterway police after nearly drowning off Nha Trang’s coast.

A fishing vessel with eight crew members vanished 147 nautical miles from Quy Nhon, prompting urgent search efforts.

Around 11am on September 29, rescue teams found two German tourists in sub-zone 274, plot 4, lot 2 of Hoang Lien National Park, about 3 km from the 2,200-meter rest stop on the Fansipan trekking route.

Late-night rescue mission brings relief as Russian travelers are found safe on Co Tien Mountain in central Vietnam.

All 20 crew members aboard the Vietnamese oil tanker GT Unity were successfully rescued from a fire in the vessel’s engine room, thanks to the swift response of the Liberian-flagged ship Androusa and Vietnamese maritime rescue teams.

The fishermen were in stable condition and later brought back to shore by another fishing vessel.

Border guards in Ca Mau and Quang Ninh provinces have successfully rescued eight foreign crew members and four Vietnamese fishermen in separate maritime emergencies.

A Panama-flagged cargo ship collided with a Vietnamese fishing boat, leaving four dead and eight rescued. Authorities are probing the incident.

The team recovered 21 bodies, rescued a survivor, and provided food, medical aid, and international solidarity in earthquake-stricken Naypyidaw.

After seven days in Myanmar, Vietnam’s police rescue unit recovered 14 bodies and treated over 50 injured victims, earning praise for their dedication and effectiveness.

Working alongside Turkish and Myanmar teams, Vietnamese rescue forces discovered a young man alive beneath a collapsed hotel and launched a joint effort to free him.

In a rapid humanitarian response, Vietnam has sent two aircraft carrying 106 rescue officers, search dogs, and over 60 tons of relief supplies to Myanmar after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake left thousands dead and injured.

After recovering one child’s body, the team now attempts a daring rescue following fresh radar signals.

Amid devastation, Vietnam’s sniffer dogs and rescue teams pinpoint possible locations of survivors following the deadly quake.

Using cutting-edge equipment and search dogs, the team worked into the night to retrieve victims from a collapsed residential building.

Vietnam dispatches a 100-member rescue team to earthquake-stricken Myanmar with compassion, experience, and advanced equipment.

A rescue team comprising 106 personnel from Vietnam's Ministry of National Defense and Ministry of Public Security landed this afternoon in Yangon, Myanmar, along with emergency relief supplies.