Son La Province Conducts Large-Scale Fire Response Drill
Son La Province in northern Vietnam held a large-scale fire response drill involving over 600 personnel and 200 vehicles, aiming to enhance rapid and effective response capabilities. This exercise reflects a broader trend of increasing disaster preparedness nationwide.
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