Vietnam Deploys Mass Evacuation Ahead of Yagi landfall

	Vietnam News Today (Oct. 4): Typhoon KOINU Heads Towards East Sea
	Vietnam News Today (Sep. 6): Vietnam Considers Airport Closures Due to Super Typhoon Yagi Impact

People in rivermouth and flood-prone areas of Mong Cai city (Quang Ninh province) move to safe locations ahead of Yagi landfall.

More than 48,000 people have been evacuated from floating fishing cages, aquaculture watchtowers, and vulnerable houses to safe locations, according to the Department of Dyke Management and Flood and Storm Control under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.

The northern port city of Hai Phong is one of the localities to be significantly affected by typhoon Yagi. The local government has decided to relocate more than 7,000 households, involving tens of thousands of people, from deteriorating old apartment buildings, fishing cages, landslide and flood-prone areas, and dormitories to safe shelters.

Quang Ninh province, another localities to be heavily pounded by Yagi, has moved thousands of residents, including workers, from fishing cages at sea, mining sites and low-lying areas. It has also called in 100% of ships and boats to return to storm shelters.

To ensure safety for residents, Thai Binh province has evacuated more than 18,600 people from 7,700 households living in vulnerable houses. Additionally, more than 2,900 workers at aquaculture watchtowers along rivers and coastal areas have been required to move inland to avoid the typhoon.

Other localities are also rushing to evacuate people from vulnerable areas to safe places before the storm makes landfall.

So far, all localities from Quang Ninh to Nghe An and Quang Binh have issued a ban on maritime activities.

73 Flood-Resilient Houses to be Built in Typhoon-Hit Quang Binh The construction of 73 houses is planned to complete before rainy season this June.

Vietnam Offers Rice Aid To Philippines For Typhoon Rai Victims Assistant to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Nguyen Minh Hang symbolically presented 200 tonnes of rice worth nearly US$100,000 to the Philippines on April 1 ...