Torrential rains from Storm No. 3 are expected to flood many Hanoi streets, with water levels surpassing half a meter in some districts.

Heavy downpours are forecast from the night of July 21 through the morning of July 22 as storm Wipha nears Vietnam’s northern coast.

Heavy rain and storm surges expected as Typhoon Wipha nears coast, posing flooding risks.

Tuyen Quang officials are investigating claims of aggressive pricing toward foreign visitors at Tham Ma Slope.

From July 2026, Hanoi will begin banning gas-powered motorbikes in central districts, raising questions about what happens to millions of vehicles.

Quang Ninh suspends boat tours as hundreds of vessels brace for incoming storm

Authorities in Binh Hung Hoa Ward (Ho Chi Minh City) successfully captured a crocodile from the Nuoc Den Canal after receiving reports from local residents.

During search operations near Ti Top Island in Halong Bay (Quang Ninh), authorities have discovered the body of a young boy and transported it to shore for identification.

Due to the impact of Typhoon Wipha (Storm No. 3), a series of flights on July 21 to and from Hai Phong and Quang Ninh have been forced to cancel.

Storm Wipha is intensifying in the Gulf of Tonkin, threatening northern Vietnam with powerful winds and heavy rain.

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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has signed Directive No. 117, urgently instructing ministries, agencies, and localities to implement emergency measures in response to Storm No. 3 (Wipha).

Storm Wipha, now a Category 9 system, is set to re-intensify before making landfall in northern Vietnam.

As Typhoon Wipha approaches, Vietnamese drivers are using creative methods to protect cars from flood damage.

The sudden capsizing of the Vinh Xanh 58 tourist boat during a violent storm in Ha Long Bay claimed the lives of 35 people, with 4 still missing. Rescue forces worked through the night under severe weather conditions to search for victims.

After receiving reports of a crocodile sighting in the Nuoc Den Canal, local authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have launched an urgent operation to locate and capture the animal.

While fishing offshore, a local fishing vessel was struck by a sudden squall and sank. Fortunately, all seven crew members were safely rescued and brought back to shore.

Widespread damage reported in both cities as powerful winds and rain batter urban areas.

Despite challenging weather conditions, rescue operations are being urgently carried out with the involvement of local authorities, specialized forces, and community volunteers.

Typhoon Wipha prompts coastal closures and emergency measures in central Vietnam.