Vietnam Approves National Disaster Prevention and Control Plan for 2026-2030
The Vietnamese government has approved a national disaster prevention and control plan for the 2026-2030 period, aiming to adapt to climate change and minimize damage from natural disasters. The plan focuses on strengthening infrastructure, enhancing information and communication, and automating monitoring systems.
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