Due to developments of Typhoon Ragasa, Vietnam Airlines on Wednesday night announced its flight schedule adjustments for the third time to ensure safety of passengers and crew members.

Strong winds and rough seas have already been recorded in the Gulf of Tonkin and northern waters of the East Sea, where waves of 3 to 5m are expected. Coastal areas from Quảng Ninh to Hải Phòng are bracing for winds of levels 6 to 7, increasing to level 8 with gusts of 9 to 10 in areas closest to the storm.

HCM City authorities have announced the launch of Phase 1 sales for a major social housing project in the Sonadezi Hữu Phước Residential Area, with prices starting at just VND 12.4 million per square metre, marking one of the lowest-priced housing offerings in the city amid a deepening affordable housing crisis.

Once thought to be disappearing, the craft village is weaving its way back, with devoted artisans reviving traditions, expanding markets and carrying silk to the world.

Backed by modern infrastructure and a wealth of resources, HCM City is advancing plans to link urban, industrial and marine tourism, a strategic viewed as essential to unlocking its vast potential and tapping into its thriving domestic market.

The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Đồng Tháp will build 42 boarding and semi-boarding primary and lower secondary schools in communes and wards along the Cambodian border.

The victim was rushed to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital in an unconscious state and later pronounced dead. Police have arrested the suspect.

Quảng Trị is among the provinces most heavily contaminated with unexploded ordnance from wartime in Việt Nam.

On September 23, the centre said that a tropical depression formed in the east of the Philippines and was likely to strengthen into a typhoon by September 24.

According to the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, the typhoon will affect the Gulf of Tonkin from the September 24 afternoon.

The forecasting centre said that by 7am on Thursday, the storm will be on the waters off Quảng Ninh and Hải Phòng, with wind speeds at levels 10–11, gusting above level 13.

Deputy PM inspected several major projects under construction, including Phú Quốc International Airport, APEC Conference Centre, as well as Dương Đông 2 and Cửa Cạn reservoirs.

Speaking at a workshop on food safety in farm produce in Hà Nội yesterday, experts highlighted major gaps in production, distribution and oversight, warning that these violations not only threaten public health but also undermine consumer trust and disadvantage legitimate businesses.

The workshop, titled 'Consultation Workshop on Climate Change and Health: Advancing Health Integration in Việt Nam’s NDC 3.0,' aims to identify priority actions for integrating health into climate policy.

PM Phạm Minh Chính directed ministers of Defence, Public Security, Agriculture and Environment, Construction, Industry and Trade, Science and Technology, Education and Training, and Health, and leaders of provinces and cities from Quảng Ngãi northwards, to rigorously implement emergency measures without negligence or delay.

From seed to sustainability, Việt Nam’s scientists are driving a rice revolution. Their innovations power the one-million-hectare programme for sustainable rice. High-quality, low-emission varieties from the Mekong Delta are feeding the world while moving the nation closer to net zero.

Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Hải Phòng City, Trần Văn Quân called for the city’s political system to operate at maximum vigilance, with the top priority being the protection of human life and property.

As Typhoon Ragasa approaches Việt Nam, urgent efforts are being made to batten down the hatches with heavy rain and strong winds forecast. Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has called on the authorities to prepare for the worst scenarios.

Flight schedules may continue to be adjusted depending on the actual situation, the airline said, saying it will provide updates through the media and contact information in passengers’ booking records.

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