Hanoi works on cleanup, disease prevention after Typhoon Yagi
The city's medical units advice the community on the use of clean water, food safety, and environmental hygiene.
The city's medical units advice the community on the use of clean water, food safety, and environmental hygiene.
Japan Disaster Relief (JDR) goods will be soon transferred to Yen Bai, one of the most affected localities.
As many cars were damaged during the storm while parked outdoors, the capital's authorities would speed up the construction of car parks, including underground garages.
The move is aimed at helping local taxpayers to recover from the tropical storm's aftermath.
Hanoi has asked localities to inspect all construction and residential areas threatened by landslides following Yagi.
This digital citizen app for the capital has provided an essential communication channel, enabling residents to respond quickly and minimize potential damage to life and property.
The government has allocated 200 tons of rice to people in need while ensuring no one is left behind in the assistance.
Compassion has been at the core of Vietnamese people's being, playing the driving force behind the nation's ability to endure hardship and win the affection of others.
In the aftermath of typhoon Yagi, the government has imposed strict market controls to discourage profiteering and ensure a steady supply of essential goods.
Trees on both sides of the road were uprooted and scattered, creating a scene of devastation.
All leaders of Hanoi's government had been mobilized to supervise recovery efforts and ensure swift progress in returning to normal operations.
With potential flooding and landslides, affected localities are asked to report emergency damage assessment and recovery efforts.
The typhoon has been pounding Vietnam's northern provinces since September 7, with strong gusts and heavy rains ranging from 100 to 350 mm.
The super typhoon has severely damaged power infrastructure in Quang Ninh, Haiphong and Thai Binh.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade advises people not to buy or stockpile more goods than they need in the coming days.
All students are advised to stay indoors this Saturday due to the large radius of the super typhoon's path.
As Typhoon Yagi intensified, Vietnam outlined efforts to protect Vietnamese citizens and vessels abroad.