Thai Nguyen province is the hardest-hit locality with losses valued at 4 trillion VND, followed by Cao Bang with 2 trillion VND and Lang Son with 1.05 trillion VND.

As much as 250 billion VND will be allocated to Thai Nguyen while Cao Bang, Lang Son, and Bac Ninh will receive 50 billion VND each to address urgent needs and support post-flood recovery.

After the historic floods, Thai Nguyen locals face the daunting task of clearing thousands of tons of mud and trash. Homes are damaged, and the roads remain nearly impassable.

Video of a 68-year-old Vietnamese father braving floodwaters to reach his daughter goes viral, capturing hearts across the country.

Set to finish by 2028, the modern 10-story facility will provide learning, arts, and sports spaces for millions of city youth.

A fire in a four-story house in Van Mieu ward, Hanoi, left five family members dead, highlighting challenges in fire access and prevention in tight urban spaces.

To urgently assist Thai Nguyen and Cao Bang provinces in recovering from the devastating aftermath of Typhoon No. 11, Gia Lai’s Department of Health has dispatched a special task force to provide both medical expertise and essential supplies.

Meteorologists confirm rainfall exceeded historic norms in 36 hours, leading to catastrophic flooding.

Vietnam to implement biometric airport check-in via VNeID in December 2025.

To reduce emissions, HCM City will integrate EV chargers into existing infrastructure at paid public parking sites.

Police in Dak Lak Province have detained the head of an underground organization posing as a religious group for allegedly sabotaging national unity policies.

Volunteers from multiple provinces unite to cook meals and transport supplies overnight to residents trapped in the floods.

As the Cau River’s water level surged, threatening the Dau Han dike (Kinh Bac Ward, Bac Ninh Province), thousands of people including military forces, police, local militia, and residents worked tirelessly overnight to reinforce the dike system.

Heavy upstream rainfall drives water levels above alert level 3, cutting off thousands of residents in Trung Gia commune.

Ho Chi Minh City has set an ambitious goal to become a top healthcare center in Asia by 2045, as outlined in the draft political report of the city's first Party Congress for the 2025–2030 term.

Experts say only a complete overhaul of the city’s drainage infrastructure can permanently eliminate urban inundation.

AntEx is now under the spotlight, but it's not the first digital currency project to face criminal investigation in Vietnam.

The symbolic gateway of the Dong Van Karst Plateau was destroyed following days of torrential downpours.

Emergency teams race against rising waters as Thai Nguyen’s urban core drowns in record-setting floods after historic rainfall.

Most Venerable Thich Tri Tinh, Vice Patriarch of the Supreme Patriarch Council of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha, passed away at 4:30 am on October 8 at Vinh Nghiem Pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City.