Society

Additional 26.5 million USD in emergency aid earmarked for flood-hit provinces

Accordingly, Khanh Hoa and Lam Dong will each receive 200 billion VND, while Gia Lai and Dak Lak will get 150 billion VND each, as requested by the Ministry of Finance. The funding sources from the central budget reserve in 2025.

Many navy ships are mobilised to support rescue of people in flooded areas in Khanh Hoa province. (Photo: VNA)
Many navy ships are mobilised to support rescue of people in flooded areas in Khanh Hoa province. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - Standing Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh on November 21 signed a decision approving emergency funding worth 700 billion VND (over 26.5 million USD) to Khanh Hoa, Lam Dong, Gia Lai, and Dak Lak provinces to address aftermath caused by heavy rains and floods.

Accordingly, Khanh Hoa and Lam Dong will each receive 200 billion VND, while Gia Lai and Dak Lak will get 150 billion VND each, as requested by the Ministry of Finance. The funding sources from the central budget reserve in 2025.

The Deputy PM asked the provincial People’s Committees to proactively allocate local budget, and other legal financial resources, to carry out tasks for disaster relief.

The committees were also requested to manage and use the additional funds transparently and properly, ensuring they are spent for the right purposes and beneficiaries in compliance with relevant regulations.

They must also report the results to the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, and other relevant agencies for consolidation before submission to the Prime Minister./.

VNA
#emergency aid #flood-hit provinces #funding sources #hanh Hoa #Lam Dong #Gia Lai #and Dak Lak
Follow VietnamPlus

Human rights

Related News

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chinh chairs an online meeting with ministries, agencies, and localities, to direct search and rescue operations and measures to overcome the consequences of the natural disasters.(Photo: VNA)

PM orders overnight relief mission to flood-isolated areas

Chairing an an emergency online meeting with representatives of ministries, agencies and localities on responses to heavy rains, floods, and other natural disasters in several central provinces while in Algeria, the leader urged localities to review and assess conditions, especially in submerged and cut-off areas, to plan timely support.

Police officers and soldiers in Dak Lak province prepare essential goods for delivery to flood-hit communities. (Photo: VNA)

Emergency supplies rushed to isolated flood-hit communities in Dak Lak, Gia Lai

Along with delivering emergency goods, Dak Lak police have deployed significant forces and equipment, including 122 vehicles and 40 boats and canoes to assist localities in responding to floods, maintaining security and supporting residents in inundated areas. Commune- and ward-level police have also been helping people at critical times.

See more

A performance at the year-end review programme in Sydney on December 14, co-organised by the Vietnam-Australia Scholars & Experts Association and Vietnam-Australia Cultural Exchange Organisation. (Photo: VNA)

Gathering honours knowledge, culture, community spirit of OVs in Australia

Addressing the gathering that drew more than 300 guests, Vietnamese Consul General in Sydney Nguyen Thanh Tung highlighted contributions of the Vietnamese community in Australia, particularly intellectuals and professionals, to the host society as well as cooperation between the two countries.

Agricultural production models help farmer access modern technology to improve output. (Photo: VNA)

Three national target programmes basically meet, exceed 2021-2025 goals

A report from the Central Steering Committee for National Target Programmes for the 2021–2025 period showed that poverty reduction in ethnic minority-inhabited areas averaged 3.2% per year. Per capita income among ethnic minorities is estimated to reach 45.9 million VND (1,760 USD) in 2025, a 3.3-fold increase from the 2020 level, well surpassing the goal of more than doubling.

Illustrative image (Photo: VNA)

Noi Bai Airport to operate expanded int’l terminal with comprehensive automation

The upgrade follows directives from the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Construction and is designed to ease pressure on existing infrastructure by lifting the terminal’s annual capacity from 10 million to 15 million passengers. For the first time, a full suite of automated technologies has been deployed across the terminal, giving travellers greater control over their procedures from check-in to boarding.

Professor Dr. Tran Hong Thai receives the honorary doctorate title and certificate from Professor Nikolay Rogalev of MPEI. (Photo published by VNA)

Vietnamese professor awarded honorary doctorate by Moscow institute

Professor Dr. Tran Hong Thai, Standing Vice President of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST) was granted an Honorary Doctorate by The Moscow Power Engineering Institute (MPEI) for his outstanding contributions to scientific development, education and international cooperation in the energy sector.

Delegates perform the inauguration protocol for the Hanoi smart traffic control centre in the capital on December 13. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi officially launches smart traffic control centre

Equipped with 1,837 AI-powered cameras installed at 195 key intersections, the centre serves as the “brain” for real-time monitoring of traffic conditions and urban order. Through the system, police officers can observe traffic on major roads and junctions, promptly detect congestion, violations, accidents and incidents, and take timely response measures.

Vietnamese Deputy Minister of National Defence Sen. Lieut. Gen. Hoang Xuan Chien speaks at the event. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam repatriates remains of US MIA servicemen

Vietnamese Deputy Minister of National Defence Sen. Lieut. Gen. Hoang Xuan Chien voiced his confidence that sustained goodwill and joint action would allow both sides to tackle lingering war consequences while broadening cooperation across other domains, which, he described as the best way to heal physical, emotional, and societal scars and fostering the stronger Vietnam - US relationship.

Law enforcement forces at sea in Ho Chi Minh City are working to raise awareness among fishermen about combating illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing (Photo: VNA)

HCM City tackles fishing violations at roots

As of December 9, all of the 4,475 fishing vessels in HCM City had registered and updated in the VNFishbase database, of them 4,268 licensed. The remainder, classified as ineligible, are strictly monitored and kept moored locally, with no permission to put to sea.

Vice Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Hoang Nguyen Dinh addresses the event (Photo: VNA)

HCM City takes tough measures to curb IUU fishing violations

Ho Chi Minh City is mobilising its entire political system to intensify the fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, aiming to join the national effort to have the European Commission’s “yellow card” removed.

Soldiers of Division 315 helping build a house for a flood-hit family in Dak Lak (Photo: VNA)

Dak Lak launches all-out, rapid “Quang Trung Campaign”

The central province of Dak Lak is mobilising all resources to swiftly rebuild and repair houses damaged by Storm Kalmaegi (Storm No. 13) and the historic floods in November, under the “Quang Trung Campaign” directed by the Prime Minister.