Southern Vietnam Braces for Heavy Rain and High Tides Over Weekend
Southern Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City anticipate increased rainfall over the weekend due to cold air intrusion, coupled with high tides driven by northeasterly winds. Flood risks are elevated along rivers and in low-lying areas.
Read up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan day (JST) for free
Create a free account to open up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan calendar day (JST). Headlines and summaries remain available across ASEAN 7.
Related articles
- Heavy Rains Impact Over 40 Households in Bac Ha Commune, Lao Cai Province
Localized heavy rains on November 7th in Bac Ha Commune, Lao Cai Province, Vietnam, have affected over 40 households and caused landslides on several roads. Authorities are directing immediate recovery efforts and support for affected residents.
- Shark Binh Faces Calls for Harsher Sentence in Fraud Case
Prominent Vietnamese investor Nguyen Hoa Binh, known as 'Shark Binh', faces calls for a harsher sentence of 10-12 years imprisonment, exceeding the prosecution's 9-10 year recommendation, from victims' lawyers in the Mr. Pips fraud and money laundering case. He is accused of facilitating the laundering of 320 billion VND (approx. $13 million).
- AI Era Cyberattacks Escalate, Global Cooperation Essential for Vietnam
The evolution of AI is intensifying and scaling up cyberattacks, leading to severe damage in countries like Belgium and Denmark. For Vietnam and other nations, strengthening international cooperation is an urgent task to minimize the impact on infrastructure and economic activities.
- Lessons from the October Revolution on the People's Subjective Role in Building New Vietnamese Society
Vietnam's Communist Party newspaper highlighted the crucial role of the people as the subjective force in socialist construction, drawing lessons from the 1917 Russian October Revolution. It argued that the people are the creators of history and the driving force behind production, political participation, and cultural innovation.