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The elevated water levels have posed a serious threat to daily life of local residents.
All departments must actively monitor flood conditions, coordinate efficiently, and promptly report any emergencies to ensure rapid responses that safeguard both people and property.
With potential flooding and landslides, affected localities are asked to report emergency damage assessment and recovery efforts.
To track the progress of the floods, Hanoi has asked districts to draw up detailed anti-flood plans and submit daily reports to the Standing Committee by 4pm.
The Hanoi Party Chief has urged local authorities to pay the utmost attention to ensuring people's lives amid heavy rains and flooding.
Accelerating the progress of drainage projects is a key long-term solution for the city.
Many Japanese experts have been sent to Vietnam for technology transfer.
Japan's support will improve Vietnam's forecasting capacity and hydro-meteorological services.
Hanoi is in the throes of the 2023 rainy season, marked by heavy rains and recurrent flooding of many of the capital's streets.
Tourists are won over by the beautiful scenery in the northern Vietnamese hilly region.
Climate change, rapid urbanization and large-scale construction are the main causes of Hanoi's flooding.
The system connects the regional center for supporting flash flood warnings in Southeast Asia and those across the world.
It’s estimated to cost US$330 million to provide housing for climate-vulnerable in 28 coastal provinces in Vietnam.
The US$30.3 million project, funded by the European Union and France, will be conducted in the 2022-2026 period.
From now to the end of October, central provinces in Vietnam may experience up to three bouts of heavy rains, with total precipitation reaching 1,000 millimeters.
