Under Decision No. 2221/QD-TTg, Thai Nguyen province will receive 50 billion VND, while Cao Bang, Lang Son, and Bac Ninh provinces will each be given 30 billion VND.

The competence force support the older and children to leave from the flood hit area in Hop Thinh commune of Bac Ninh province.

The funding is intended to provide emergency relief for residents and support initial post-disaster recovery efforts, following a proposal by the Ministry of Finance.

The Prime Minister instructed provincial authorities to manage the funds strictly in line with state budget regulations, ensuring transparency and accountability, and to report on their use to relevant ministries for summarisation and submission to the Government.

This latest move follows Decision No. 2171/QD-TTg issued on October 2, which provided 2.52 trillion VND (about 101 million USD) to 15 provinces affected by Typhoon Bualoi and other natural disasters earlier this year, including Tuyen Quang (200 billion VND), Cao Bang (195 billion VND), Lang Son (20 billion VND), Lao Cai (200 billion VND), Thai Nguyen (20 billion VND), Phu Tho (20 billion VND), Son La (200 billion VND), Lai Chau (24 billion VND), Dien Bien (90 billion VND), Ninh Binh (20 billion VND), Thanh Hoa (200 billion VND), Nghe An (500 billion VND), Ha Tinh (500 billion VND), Quang Tri (200 billion VND), and Hue (135 billion VND).

Bac Ninh focuses on disaster response and recovery after storm circulation

BAC NINH – The Bac Ninh provincial leaders on October 7 held an online conference with localities to coordinate efforts in responding to and mitigating the impacts caused by the circulation of storm No. 11.

Presidential Office donates to support storm-hit communities

State President Luong Cuong and the Office's staff members each donated at least one day’s salary, aiming to join nationwide efforts to help storm-affected communities recover from severe damage and stabilise their lives.

 

New storm near East Sea set to impact Vietnam with strong winds

A tropical depression has grown into a storm off the Philippines on Thursday morning, with maximum winds reaching 61-74 kilometers per hour, and is expected to intensify further as it moves west-northwest.

Prime Minister inspects storm-hit areas in Ninh Binh, directs urgent recovery efforts

Ninh Binh authorities must ensure shelters, food, and essential supplies so that no one is left hungry, cold, or homeless; mobilise local forces to rebuild homes and repair schools; and guarantee medical services for residents, said PM Pham Minh Chinh.

 

Storm Bualoi to enter East Sea after midnight, expected to grow stronger

Storm Bualoi is forecast to cross the central Philippines into the East Sea (South China Sea) after midnight on Saturday and re-intensify, packing winds of 118–149 kph as it approaches north-central Vietnam.

Storm Ragasa forecast to become super typhoon with 201 kph winds before entering East Sea

Storm Ragasa is intensifying and is forecast to strengthen into a super typhoon with peak winds of 201 kph over the next two days, before moving into the East Sea.