Khánh Hòa Province is facing severe flooding and landslides after days of heavy rain, prompting local authorities to implement maximum prevention measures, evacuate residents, and launch emergency rescue operations.

Lâm Đồng Province has declared a natural disaster emergency on Prenn Pass after heavy rains triggered severe landslides, blocking the road and putting nearby residents at risk.

Cold air has swept across northern region, sending temperatures plunging and bringing widespread rain, while central region continues to suffer extremely heavy downpours.

In clinical medicine, five core missions have been identified: cell therapy (stem cells, immune cells), cell-based products for chronic and intractable diseases and healthcare, personalised medicine, gene therapy, and the development of new diagnostic, preventive and treatment techniques in Việt Nam, integrating traditional and modern medicine.

Police assessed this scheme as extremely cruel, showing blatant disregard for human life and health.

A major landslide at Tường Vy Stream on Khánh Sơn Pass buried three people and injured seven on Monday, with rescue teams recovering two victims and searching for one still missing amid severe weather.

A five-year joint programme has brought wide-ranging healthcare services, social welfare support and community outreach to tens of thousands of people in the coastal and island communities across the southern and central regions.

In the early hours of November 17, water levels on major rivers in Huế city continued to rise, submerging low-lying riverside communities. More than 500 residents have been relocated to safer areas, while a force of 8,000 officers and soldiers has been mobilised for any rescue operations.

Prolonged heavy rains have caused flooding in several wards and communes in Huế, leading to landslides in mountainous areas on the morning of November 17.

The draft also proposes raising health insurance benefits to 100 per cent of covered costs for near-poor households and people aged 75 and older who receive social pensions. The expected impact on the health insurance fund ranges from VNĐ455 billion to VNĐ2.74 trillion (about $17.3–104 million).

The HCM City People’s Council has approved a resolution to fully subsidise the health insurance premiums of students and individuals aged 65 to 75 who are not yet covered by other existing social welfare policies.

Speaking to the Vietnam News Agency's resident correspondents in Algeria ahead of the trip, Vietnamese Ambassador to Algeria Trần Quốc Khánh highlighted the depth of political trust, the solid historical foundation of the relationship, and the promising opportunities for future cooperation.

The area from Quảng Trị to Đà Nẵng and eastern areas of Quảng Ngãi, Gia Lai will have widespread rainfall of 200-400mm, with some places locally exceeding 700mm until Tuesday.

The Huế City People's Committee recommends that agencies, units and residents prepare to protect property and take flood response measures.

From Sunday night to Monday early morning, consecutive landslides occurred at the Khánh Lê Pass connecting Khánh Hòa and Lâm Đồng provinces, and Khánh Sơn Pass in Cam An Commune.

In 2025, teachers Đinh Lệ Thu and Nguyễn Thị Thu Hà will be among 80 educators honoured in the Sharing with Teachers programme organised by the Vietnam Youth Federation, the Ministry of Education and Training and Thiên Long Group.

Resolution No.72 dated September 9, by the Poliburo has set out the orientation for building a scientific - traditional - modern medicine, emphasising the task of developing high-quality human resources and quality of medical examination and treatment services.

The festival’s most moving highlight was the moment when over 1,000 Vietnamese participants formed a giant Vietnamese national flag, arranged in three main groups representing 15 community sectors.

The recall was issued by the Drug Administration of Vietnam (DAV) following quality testing by the Lâm Đồng Department of Drug and Cosmetic Testing at Ngọc Dung Pharmacy in Đà Lạt.

PM Phạm Minh Chính assigned the Hà Nội People's Committee to “implement measures so that by July 1 next year, no motorcycles or motorbikes using fossil fuels can circulate within the Ring Road 1.