Learning from 2025 Flood Lessons, Khanh Hoa Residents Build Shelters and Stockpile Food
Following the devastating 2025 historical floods, residents in Vietnam's Khanh Hoa province are bolstering their flood preparedness by constructing elevated shelters and stockpiling food and essential supplies. Local authorities are also issuing directives for evacuation and resource pre-positioning to ensure timely responses.
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