Crazy Bien: Two people died, billions of dong drifted along the flood
Thunderstorms that lasted more than 6 hours in the morning of August 24 caused massive flooding in some districts of Dien Bien province, burying 2 people and swept away…
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Thunderstorms that lasted more than 6 hours in the morning of August 24 caused massive flooding in some districts of Dien Bien province, burying 2 people and swept away…
Landslide maps provided by NASA can be an effective means of assisting countries to anticipate landslides that could jeopardize people's lives.
After a heavy rain of up to 700 mm, many roads in Quang Ninh were eroded and flooded. The two most severely affected cities are Ha Long and Cam Pha, where there are near…
Heavy rain caused many roads in Quang Ninh to turn into rivers, many hillside residential areas were eroded, causing 15 deaths, 8 missing people. Military zone 3, the Na…
Heavy rains have seriously affected traffic in the North, not only in Quang Ninh but also in the national and provincial roads of Son La and Dien Bien.
Flood water receded to reveal road sections that were eroded, flooded with mud, hundreds of houses lying on the mouth of death, could collapse at any time.
Record rain in 50 years with landslides clogging the flow, so Quang Ninh was submerged in water, there are places nearly 2 m deep.
The North actively responds to a new flood - It is the proposal of the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Cao Duc Phat cum Head of the Central Steering Commit…
Heavy rain has caused the whole North to be heavily affected. By the morning of August 2, this terrible rain has not shown signs of stopping. In Vinh Phuc, water flooded…
At least 20 people died in a landslide, when monsoon rains continued to land in parts of Southeast Asia.
In many countries such as Vietnam, India, Myanmar, and China, hundreds of people have died and lost their homes due to floods and landslides. El Nino and the effect of t…
Rain will continue from this evening to July 27 in the North. Meteorological agencies warned that the risk of flash floods in mountainous provinces is very large.
According to the Information Center for Economic and Trade Affairs, today (June 25), the storm entered the mainland and weakened into a tropical depression.
At least 41 people were killed in landslides caused by heavy rains in northeastern Nepal mountains today.
Different from the previous forecast, in the morning of June 24, the storm suddenly increased to one level and caused heavy rain and strong winds throughout the northern…