Vietnam's Central Coast Erodes Over 20m Inland Due to Extreme Tides; Hue City Considers Evacuations
Extreme tides and high waves in Vietnam's central Hue city have caused coastal erosion of over 20 meters inland. Numerous long-standing casuarina trees have been uprooted, prompting local authorities to consider resident evacuations.
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
- Vietnam Considers Additional Paid Holiday for Workers on July 27
Vietnam's National Assembly is discussing a draft amendment to the Labor Code that proposes an additional paid holiday for workers on July 27, annually observed as the 'Day for Fallen Heroes and War Invalids.' This would be in addition to the existing holiday on November 24, 'Vietnamese Culture Day.'
- US family makes HCMC home for a decade after planning 3-month stay
A US couple, initially planning a three-month stay, has ended up living in Ho Chi Minh City for a decade after establishing a business. Factors cited include the child-friendly environment, cost of living, and business opportunities.
- 14 Poisoned by Pufferfish in Binh Thuan, One in Critical Condition
Fourteen people in Binh Thuan province have been poisoned after consuming pufferfish, with one patient in critical condition. The fish was reportedly caught and prepared by locals. Authorities have reiterated warnings against consuming pufferfish, as its toxins are not destroyed by cooking.
- Vietnam Minimum Wage to See New Regional Rates from January 1, 2027
Vietnam's government has announced revised regional minimum wage rates, effective January 1, 2027. This adjustment aims to reflect economic growth and inflation, thereby improving workers' living standards.