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News updates related to high tides
High tides in Ho Chi Minh City have surpassed historical peaks, causing severe flooding in many areas.
The high tide level in Ho Chi Minh City has exceeded alarm level 3 by 17 cm, higher than the peak tide of 1.8 m last year, causing severe flooding in many roads and residential areas.
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River and sea dikes in Nghe An face the challenge of natural disasters.
Over the years, Nghe An province has focused on investing in upgrading its dike system. However, reality shows that the disaster resistance capacity of many dikes remains low, and some dikes...
Mobilize all forces and resources to respond to the risks of tidal surges, flooding, flash floods, and landslides following Typhoon No. 10.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh requested ministries, agencies, and localities to mobilize all forces, means, and resources to decisively implement measures to respond to the risk of tidal surges,...
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha: We must absolutely not be complacent in the face of the dangerous developments of Typhoon No. 10.
Typhoon No. 10 is a very fast-moving storm (almost twice the average speed), with strong intensity and a wide area of impact, potentially causing a combination of various types of natural disasters such as...
Images from Cua Lo on the afternoon of August 25th: The sea was extremely rough, and many coastal roads were flooded due to Typhoon No. 5.
On the afternoon of August 25th, directly affected by Typhoon No. 5, Cua Lo ward (Nghe An province) was battling fierce winds and high tides. Seawater had overflowed the embankment, causing serious flooding...
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