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Viet Nam, RoK discuss digital transformation in weather and hydrological services
07:17 26/08/2026
El Niño response: Turning forecast information into timely decisions
The upcoming El Niño event could affect Viet Nam with an intensity comparable to the 2015-2016 episode, one of the strongest El Niño events ever recorded.
ILO calls to promote climate-resilient livelihoods in Viet Nam
Climate change is increasing water scarcity in the Mekong Delta, putting livelihoods and local communities at greater risk.
Viet Nam shares disaster early warning practices with Sri Lanka
On the morning of May 4 in Ha Noi, the Viet Nam Meteorological and Hydrological Administration held a working session with a delegation from Sri Lanka.
Scaling up national investment as disasters intensify
15:17 02/04/2026
According to Minister, investment in disaster prevention and control infrastructure is an investment in sustainable development, ensuring safety for people and the economy.
HCMC prioritizes freshwater storage to combat drought and salinity
10:48 23/03/2026
HCMC People's Committee urges agencies and localities to synchronously deploy solutions against drought, water shortages and salinity in the 2026 dry season.
Forest fire risk rises ahead of widespread heatwave
11:21 20/03/2026
The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has urged local authorities to proactively implement comprehensive prevention measures to minimize damage from forest fires.
Early disaster warnings must be clear, concise, and actionable
09:10 19/03/2026
Early warning systems must ensure that people not only receive information, but understand it and take appropriate action - supported by integrated data and digital technologies.
Turning weather data into targeted recommendations
11:08 18/03/2026
Three core elements including data, technology, and people, must be closely integrated for Viet Nam’s disaster prevention ecosystem to operate effectively.
Heatwaves, high tides and rainfall expected to intensify in 2026
08:13 18/03/2026
Weather in 2026 is forecast to remain extreme, with longer heatwaves, higher tides and more unusual heavy rain, posing risks to daily life and production.