Vietnam Urged to Proactively Respond to Tropical Depression, Swiftly Address Flood Damage
The Vietnamese government has instructed all ministries and local authorities to proactively respond to an approaching tropical depression and flood damage, prioritizing the safety of its citizens. Swift recovery efforts are particularly emphasized to prevent further escalation of damage.
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