Forces were tasked with assisting vessel owners, captains, and crew members in registering and verifying VNeID accounts to synchronise resident and vessel data. Public information campaigns should be stepped up to raise public awareness.

From October 25-30, prolonged heavy rain caused by a strengthened cold air mass and high-altitude easterly disturbances triggered two major rounds of floods in Huế, inundating parts of the heritage complex.

More than 350 local and international healthcare professionals gathered at a science and technology conference in HCM City on Friday (October 31) to share expertise and update the latest research and innovations in medical science and digital transformation to improve healthcare quality.

Gender equality has been consistently recognised as a cornerstone of social progress and sustainable development, with the principle of 'leaving no one behind' integrated across Việt Nam's national strategies, laws and programmes.

Fifty-six houses have completely collapsed and 147 others were severely damaged, while more than 116,700 homes were inundated, the report said.

HCM City authorities plan to develop two major land reclamation projects on Côn Đảo Island as part of a broader strategy to expand urban space, develop infrastructure, and boost tourism in one of Việt Nam’s most iconic island destinations.

At 5 am on Friday, Bình Trị Thiên Railway Joint Stock Company, under the Việt Nam Railways Corporation, announced that the line had been restored and trains were able to pass through Huế City again.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính directed the Ministries of National Defence and Public Security to mobilise units and equipment, including helicopters, to transport emergency supplies such as dry food, bread, milk and relief goods to cut-off areas.

The city plans to complete a memorial park dedicated to COVID-19 victims before Tết in early 2026, following the handover of land to the project sponsor by the end of this month.

From a small home-based business to a thriving cooperative, a young woman in Gia Lai has inspired her community by transforming local herbs into popular and trusted health products.

Đà Nẵng was the hardest-hit locality, reporting seven deaths, four missing and 21 injured. More than 76,000 houses were inundated, 50 collapsed or were swept away, and 94 others suffered heavy damage.

Phan Mười, deputy director of the provincial Department of Construction, said many roads in the western region of Quảng Ngãi (formerly part of Kon Tum Province) have been severely damaged, particularly provincial road 673 connecting the Hồ Chí Minh Road with Ngọc Linh Commune.

As of 16:00 on Wednesday, agencies, businesses, organisations, and individuals both domestically and abroad had pledged over VNĐ1.1 trillion in donations through its accounts, according to the Central Relief Committee under the Việt Nam Fatherland Front Central Committee.

Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Vũ Chiến Thắng emphasised the need to rethink management practices in sending Vietnamese workers abroad. He urged the removal of unnecessary business conditions and administrative procedures, while fostering a healthy and competitive environment for both enterprises and workers.

At yesterday’s National Assembly (NA) meeting, the Deputy PM delivered an explanatory speech, clarifying issues related to economic growth, disbursement of public investment, the gold and real estate markets, education and law-making.

Central provinces are still battling floodwaters after days of heavy rain, with widespread damage and ongoing evacuations. So far, 14 people have been confirmed dead and eight remain missing.

The floods have also claimed 16 lives or left people missing. Approximately 9,450 livestock and poultry have died or been swept away.

Vice Chairman Dương Đức Tuấn said that pledges to the Fund for the Poor and social welfare fund for this year have so far totalled VNĐ10 billion, and expressed hope that support will continue to grow ahead of the 'Joining hands for the poor and social welfare' programme on November 3.

The order comes while incidents of school violence, social misconduct, and legal violations among students remain complex, with increasingly diverse forms and a worrying trend towards younger offenders.

The Government of the Russian Federation has sent 29 tonnes of emergency relief supplies, including rescue boats, tents, blankets and food, to support residents affected by severe rains and flooding in Huế City.